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CATALOGUE
ANCIENT AND MODERN COINS; GEMS; EGYPTIAN
ANTIQUITIES; INDIAN IMPLEMENTS, AND
RELICS FROM WESTERN MOUNDS;
BRIC-A-BRAC; MINERALS,
Etc., Etc.
BEING THE ENTIRE COLLECTION OF
JOSEPH E. GAY, Esq.,
OF NEW YORK,
WITH SEVERAL OTHERS OF LESS EXTENT, BESIDES
CONTRIBUTIONS FROM A NUMBER OF GENTLEMEN WHOSE COLLECTIONS
IN CERTAIN DEPARTMENTS HAVE BECOME
INCONVENIENTLY LARGE.
THE WHOLE TO BE SOLE BY A UCTION
AT
CLIHTCW HALL,
Astor Place and Eighth. Street, "New York,
BY
Messrs. GEO. A. LEAVITT & CO*, Auctioneers,
On the Afternoons of Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, and Saturday,
April 28th, and following Days.
COMMENCING EACH DAY PUNCTUALLY AT TWO O’CLOCK.
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CATALOGUE BY WILLIAM H. STROBRIDGE.
April, 1873.
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INTRODUCTION.
It is hardly necessary to say that this is a Catalogue ot
more than a single collection.
As one, whatever credit it might deserve on the ground of
variety, it would lose on that of incongruity ; but this is an
objection without much force against a catalogue of miscel-
laneous articles offered for public sale.
That there are several owners in the case, may explain why
the catalogue is divided into so many parts and acldendas ; also
why coins of the same class are not sold under one head.
Part I. is composed wholly and exclusively of the collec-
tion of Mr. Joseph E. Gay, of New York; and the other
gentlemen interested in the sale, will, I am sure, cordially
concede that it richly deserves the distinction of being placed
at the head. Among the Scotch and English pieces in this
collection, are some that will hardly be looked for in a cata-
logue so unexpected as this will be, and from a cabinet so
quietly formed and little known.
In the addendum to Part I., and in Part II. of the Catalogue,
many fine coins and medals, both American and foreign, will
be found, and collectors will do well to examine this depart-
ment of the Catalogue with care.
Part III. consists almost wholly of ancient and modern
gems, antiquities from Egypt, Bric-a-Brac, and minerals.
There are also many good coins in this division, as well as in
the addenda to Part II. This will be the last, and by no
means the least interesting and important day of the sale.
Among the gems are several fine stones ; the minerals came
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Introduction.
from a good collection, and are fit to go into good collections
again ; the antiquities from Egypt are authentic and valuable.
I do not know that we are at liberty to state publicly the facts
respecting them, but the writer can do so with propriety in a
private way, and besides, exhibit other objects of great value
and quite unique, from the same source.
WILLIAM H. STROBRIDGE.
Clinton Hall, April 15, 1875.
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INDEX.
PART I.
Early English Coins, ......
Anglo-Norman, .......
English to the Union, ......
Coins of Scotland before the Union, ....
English, from the Union to Victoria, ....
English Silver Medals, ......
Miscellaneous Silver Coins and Medals,
Miscellaneous Bronze Medals, .....
American Coins and Medals in Silver,
Same in Copper, .......
Same, Political and Miscellaneous, ....
English Copper Coins and Tokens, including English Provincial,
Antique, Greek Autonomous, Silver, ....
Same, Regal, ..... . .
Antique Persian, Silver, .....
Antique Greek, Copper, ......
Roman Consular, Silver, .....
Roman Imperial Coins, ......
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ADDENDA TO PART I.
Copper Coins, Tokens and Cards,
Silver Coins,
American Silver,
Ancient Silver,
Ancient Copper,
Modern Silver,
Modern Copper,
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American Colonial,
Cents,
Half Cents,
Proof Sets, .
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Pattern Pieces, . . . . . . .56
Gold Coins, ........ 57
Silver Dollars, . . . . . . . .57
Half Dollars, Dimes and Half Dimes, .... 58
Personal and Political Hedalets, . . . . .59
American Medals, ..... 62
Coins of Mexico, . . . . . . .68
Spanish-Mexican Coins, . ! . 65
Central America and Bolivia, . . . . . .65
La Plata, Peru, and Brazil, ..... 66
West India, and Africa, . . . . . .67
Coins of England, Silver, ...... 67
Maundy Money and Copper Coins, . . . . .68
Coins of France, Silver, . . . . . .69
Same, Copper, . . . . . . . .70
Coins of Spain, Silver, . . . . .70
Same, Copper, ... . . . . . .71
Coins of Russia, . . . .... 71
Silver Coins of Austria, . . . . . .72
Miscellaneous Silver Coins and Medals, .... 73
Same, Copper, . . . . . . . .76
Antique Coins, ....... 78
ADDENDA TO PART II.
English Coins, ... .... 78
Miscellaneous Silver, arranged by date, . . . .80
United States Silver, .... 82
Colonials and Cents, . . . . . . .83
Carrara Medals, and Miscellaneous Medals and Coins, . . 84
Selected Medals and Coins, . . . . . .86
Miscellaneous Coins, Medals aud Tokens, ... 87
Fine Silver Coins and Medals, . . . . . .88
PART III.
Egyptian Bronzes (from Thebes), ..... 89
Antiques in Baked Earth, Glass, Leather, etc., . . .90
Engraved Gems, ....... 92
Bric-a-Brac, . . . . . . .95
Indian Implements, ...... 97
Minerals, . . . . • . . .97
Collection of Coins, sold as one lot, .... 100
Book of Postage Stamps, . . . . . 100
Coin Cabinet, . . . ■ . . . . 100
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CATALOGUE.
PART I.
EARLY ENGLISH.
1 Togodumus, King in Britain 100 years B. C. ; gold stater ;
fine and rare.
See Humphrey’s Coinage of the British Empire. PL 17. No. 4.
2 Drachma, horse, under him a wheel, YOL ; rev. ear of
barley ; very fine and rare ; silver.
8 Hemi-Drachm, same type without ins. ; fine and rare.
4 Copper Coin, rude head of Apollo, hair in rolls; rev.
horse equally rude (Humphrey, etc., PI. I, Ho. 4).
Size 14
5 Test, hull’s head front ; rev. bear ; same period as last ; well
preserved and very rare.
6 Skeattye of the Heptarchy, rude attempt at a head with-
in a ring of anulets ; rev. rude figure (bird ?) and letters ;
silver ; rare.
7 Rude head ; rev. within a dotted square an anulet
(ring) with a dot in centre (H, PI. II, No. 4) ; very fine
and rare.
8 Others, thin silver coin. 2 pieces.
9 Stycae of Earned, King of Northumberland A.D. 808.
10 of Ethelred do do A.D. 840
(small copper).
11 Penny of Coenwulf, King of Mercia A.D. 796 ; diademed
head, front face ; rev. AMENITA S DEI ; fine and
extremely rare.
12 of Burgred (Mercia), A.D. 852, BYRGRED REX ;
rev. in three lines, MON + DYDDA, ETA; large size,
showing a great improvement in style and execution ;
as fine as when struck, and very rare.
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crowned ; rev. long cross ; base.
14 of St. Edmund (same time) ; obv. A, in a circle of
dots, SCEAMVN BEX ; rev. short cross, CREALT
MQHI ; very fine and rare. (Humphrey, PI. III., 25.)
15 of Atlielstan, 924-910; EDELSTAK REX TO
BRIT ; rev. short cross, REGXALD MO EBORIYC
(York); broad and fine; very rare.
16 Ethelred II., 978 ; head in profile to left, EDELRED
REX ; rev. short cross, CHAM O LEERYIC ; fine
and rare.
17 Canute, A.D. 1016, head in profile, CISTYT REX
AHGLORYM ; rev. long cross and tressure, LEFFEL
MO XOR ; as it came from the die ; rare.
IS Edward the Confessor, 1040-1042 (he was son of
Ethlred); obv. helmeted head in profile to 1. and sceptre,
EDPADE REX ; rev. double cross, square in centre,
pellets in the angles ; extremely fine and rare.
19 Another equally desirable penny of the Confessor,
same type ; slightly different.
20 Harold II., 1066, crowned head in profile and sceptre;
rev. across the coin PAX ; (see Humphrey, PI. III.,
JSTo. 25) ; extremely fine and rare.
Harold was cotemporary with William of Normandy, “ The Con-
queror,” consequently his coins close the Anglo-Saxon series.
ANGLO-NORMAN.
21 William I., 1066-1 0S7 ; full face penny with crown and
sceptre ; rev. PAXS in the angles of a cross ; as it
came from the die ; rare.
22 Another, same type ; equally fine.
23 William II. (Rufus), 1087-1100 ; full face penny, on each
side of head a*; rev. voided cross, and quartering it
two sceptres crossed ; rare type and extremely fine.
This particular penny long ago cost £1 5s. ; it was from the collec-
tion of Mr. Turnbul, of Philadelphia.
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24 Henry I., 1100—1135 ; raisstruck penny, still fine ; rude
head in profile, inscription ; rev. ornate cross and lilies ;
very rare.
Probably struck in Aquitaine.
25 Another Penny of Henry I. ; head crowned, | face ;
rev. cross, in each angle a short cross with erosslets ;
only fair specimen, but it cost 10s. sterling ; (from the
collection already referred to).
26 Henry II., 11 54-1189 ; full face, head fleurie and sceptre ;
rev. short double cross, crosses in angles ; brilliant.
27 Duplicate, equally fine.
28 Richard I., 1189-1199, as Duke of Aquitaine, with his
title as King of England, RICHARDYS KEX ; rev.
PIC TAVIE HSIS ; uncommonly fine and very rare
penny.
29 John, 1199-1216; head in a triangle, IOIIANNES
EEX ; rev. crescent and stars in a triangle, KOBERT
OX DIVAE ; very fine and rare penny.
James Simon and Henry Noel Humphreys both give us an account
of the triangle on this coin, but they do not agree. Simon says
he finds heads similarly inclosed on the coins of Biorno, King of
Sweden, A.D. 818, and on several of the Kings of Prance from
893 to 1322 ; he mentions as examples, coins of Charles the
Simple, Philip the Fair, and Charles the Fair ; therefore, he con-
cludes that as the King’s head was inclosed in a circle on English
money, for distinction he would be represented in a triangle on
his Irish coins, particularly as they were now for the first time
of the same weight and standard. Simon believes that the harp,
which at a later period became the chief symbol of Ireland, was
suggested by and proceeded from the triangle, as it was unknown
on any coin of that or a former period, now extant.
Mr. Humphreys says without hesitation, “ The triangle found on
these coins is supposed to be a symbol of the Trinity — the an-
cient arms of Trinity Priory in Ipswich being represented in a
similar manner.” The triangle was continued on the Irish coins
of Henry III. and Edward I., II., and III., when it disappears.
30 Half-penny, full face in a circle, JOI1ANXES DO
+ ; rev. short cross, an anulet in each quarter ; struck
in England; extra fine and rare.
See note in the Groux Catalogue following No. 140.
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Henry III., 1216-1272; obv. same as Henry II. ; rev.
long double cross ; fine penny.
Half-penny, same type ; rare.
Irish penny ; head in a triangle, IIENRIC VS IiEX.
III. ; rev. long cross, three pellets in each quarter ;
struck at Dublin ; fine and rare.
Edward I., 1273-1307 ; Penny (known positively), the
legend, ED WR AfSTGlL DHS. IlYB. ; rev. long cross ;
fair.
Irish penny, head in a triangle ; rev. long cross and
pellets; CIVITAS DVBLINIE ; extremely fine ; rare
type.
Same ; struck at Waterford ; very rare.
Edward II., 1307-1327 ; fine broad penny, EDWAR-
RAY (1 DATS. EIYB. ; struck at Canterbury; scarce.
Same ; struck at London ; scarce.
Edward III., 1327-1377 ; London penny ; good.
Groat ; struck at London ; extra fine.
Edward, The Black Prince, son of Edward III. ; Penny
of Aquitaine; Lion or Leopard, (ED WARD IVS;
rev. cross ; very rare.
Not verified and possibly erroneous.
Richard II., 1377-1399 ; Groat; struck at London ; very
rare, fine.
Penny ; good and very rare.
Henry IV., 1399-1413 ; Penny ; struck at London ; fine.
Gold Hoble ; the king in a ship ; rev., a cross fleurie
and lions crowned; II1S AVTEM TRANSIENS
P MEDIVM ILLORVM IB AT ; a very beautiful un-
circulated coin ; very rare.
Celebrated in its day as tlie finest gold coin in Europe.
Quarter Is oble ; very fine and equally rare.
Henry V., 1413-1422 ; penny ; very fine.
Duplicates ; equally fine. 2 pieces
Groat ; VILLA CALISIE ; struck at Calais ; fine
and rare.
Double Groat ; good example ; rare.
Groat ; struck at London ; very fine.
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52 Henry YL, 1422-1461 ; Calais Groat ; extremely fine.
53 Uncirculated Double-Groat ; rare.
54 Groat and Half-Groat. 2 pieces
55 Calais Half-Groat ; fine. 2 piece
56 Edward IV., 1461-1483 ; Lincoln penny ; extremely fine
and rare.
57 London Groat ; extra fine.
58 Duplicate ; equally fine.
59 Groat and Pennies. 3 pieces
60 Irish Groat ; struck at Waterford ; light, but of fine
silver ; extra fine and rare.
ENGLISH SOVEREIGNS TO THE UNION.
61 Henry VII., 1483-1509 ; Groat; struck at London ; the
crown for the first time arched ; uncirculated and
beautiful example ; rare.
62 Duplicate ; very fine.
63 New coinage ; head in profile ; rev. shield quartered
by a cross, M. M. 2 keys under the shield, which ap-
pears for the first time on an English coin ; extra fine
and rare half-groat.
64 Groat, struck for Ireland ; obv. arms of England ;
rev. arms of Ireland, three crowns (see Humphrey,
page 96) ; good, very rare.
65 Henry VIII., 1509-1547 ; Groat and Half-Groat.
2 pieces
66 Half-Groats ; variety. 2 pieces
67 Third coinage; head, three-quarter face; rev. arms
quartered by a cross; groat, half-groat, and penny;
very rare. 3 pieces
68 Fifth coinage ; head, full face ; rev. full-blown
rose ; base ; very rare shilling, rubbed.
69 Irish Groat ; obv. arms of England ; rev. harp and
J crowned, A crowned, and Iv crowned (for several of'
his wives) ; good set of 3 pieces.
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71 Edward YL, 1547-1553 ; Testoon (shilling) ; bust
crowned, three-quarter face ; to r. XII., to 1. rose ;
rev. coat-of-arms quartered by a cross ; very line,
scarce.
72 Same ; fine, field burnished.
73 Shilling and half Shilling. 2 pieces
74 Crown, 1551 ; obv. the King on horseback ; rev.
coat-of-arms, M. M. ton ; coined in the Tower.
A good example of a rare crown, which, besides being the earliest
struck in England, is the first English coin with a date.
75 Mary and Mary and Philip, 1552-1558 ; Groat of Mary
alone ; young bust crowned ; rev. coat-of-arms ; fine
and very rare.
76 — - — Duplicate ; poor.
77 Shilling of Mary and. Philip, their busts vis-a-vis;
above, crown ; rev. arms on oval shield ; above, XII.
and crown ; in very good condition and rare.
78 Base Irish Shilling of same ; below bust date (1555) ;
rev. harp ; not much circulated, scarce.
79 Elizabeth, 1558-1602 ; Shilling, Sixpence, Threepence,
Twopence, and Three-farthings ; very fine set of her
hammered money. 5 pieces
80 Milled Shilling ; the edge grained, the inner circle
taken away ; very fine and rare.
81 Milled Sixpence ; extremely fine, rare.
82 Shilling, Sixpence, and Threepence; hammered
coins ; fine. 3 pieces
83 Six-pence and Threepence ; same. 2 pieces
84 Six-pences and Twopence pierced. 4 pieces
85 Crown ; bust crowned, with orb and sceptre (this is
the first time the sceptre appears since Henry III.),
legend, POSVI DEYM ADIYTOREM MEVM;
very fine, highly desirable and valuable.
86 Gold Angel (23 ^ carat fine) ; arms on a ship ; rev.
St. Michael and Dragon ; a fine coin, only bent, could
be easily straightened ; very rare. Size 20
87 Irish Shilling of fine silver ; rev. 3 harps on shield
crowned ; rare.
88 Irish Groats with and without bust; base. 3 pieces
Coins of Scotland before the Union.
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COINS OF SCOTLAND BEFORE THE UNION.
89 William!, 1165-1214; Penny; side face and sceptre ;
rev. cross with crescents in the angles ; extremely fine,
and undoubtedly a coin of William the Lion ; extremely
rare.
I.SA, 90 Alexander II., A.D. 1214 ; fine Penny; crowned head
to L, before face, sceptre ; rev. double cross, in each
angle a star ; rare.
\.So 91 Alexander III., A.D. 1249; similar obv. ; on rev.
long cross, etc.; very fine.
\.\o 92 Half-penny; same type; very rare.
r 93 John (P>aliol), A.D. 1292-1306; Penny; also half-faced
with crown and sceptre; JOI1ANHES DEI GRA ;
rev. HEX SCOTORVM, cross with the stars as before;
fine and extremely rare.
N-'i'l 94 David II., 1329-1371 ; Penny; executed exactly in the
style of his predecessors ; DAVID REX, etc. ; uncir-
culated, rare.
LIS' 95 Half-groat; crowned and side-faced head of the
King with sceptre erect, DAVID DEI GRATIA REX
SCOTORVM; rev. DNS PROTECTOR, MS., &
LIBERATOR MS on outer circle, and VILLA
EDINBVRGH on an inner, all divided by a cross ;
extremely fine and rare.
2- J *] 96 Groat ; exactly the same and apparently uncirculated ;
rare.
He was tlie first in Scotland who coined groats and lialf-groats.
97 Robert II., 1371-1390 ; groat like that of David II., ex-
cept ROBERT VS, etc. ; fine, rare.
N] V 98 Robert III., 1390-1406 ; groat; the King’s head, full
face and crown without the sceptre. [The treasure
around the head on this, as also on English groats of
the period, was designed to represent a rose.] Rev.
three globules in each quarter of a cross ; beautiful
and rare.
^7 99 James I., 1406-1437 ; light groat (1 dr. 9 grs.) ; bust full
face, with crown and sceptre ; rev. in the quarters of a
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outer DNS PROTECTOR MS, etc. ; in good preser-
vation, and very rare.
100 James II., 1437-1160 ; groat (ordered by act of Parlia-
ment to pass for 14 pennies ; ) his bead, full face and
crown without sceptre ; rev. crowns and balls in the an-
gles of a cross ; weight 2 dr. 8 grs. ; tine and very rare.
101 Another, largely debased ; very rare.
102 James III., 1460-1488 ; billon coin called at the time,
u Black penny,” now rare.
It was in this reign that Parliament ordained that, “For the ease
and sustentation of the King’s Lieges and almons deede to be
done to puir folk, there be cunzied copper money, four to the pen-
ny, havand on the ane part, the croce of S. Andrew and th’ crown on
th’ other part, with subscription of ED1NBVRGH on the ane part,
and ane R with James on the other part.” These are the same
pieces that in the reign of James VI. got the name of “ Atcliesons,"
from a coiner of money by that name.
103 James IY., 1488-1513 ; Black Penny.
104 — — Groat of fine silver; open face with crown; JA-
COBYS DEY GRA REX SCOTORYM ; rev. hexa-
gonal mullets and three balls, repeated in the angles of
the cross; inner and outer circle with inscriptions;
extremely rare, fine.
105 James Y., 1513-1542; billon plack and half plack ; on
one side a thistle, on the other, St. Andrew’s cross;
very fine. 2 pieces
106 Mary, 1542-1587 ; billon plack ; uncirculated, rare.
107 Xew billon coin; lion on the Scotch shield; rev.
cross open in the centre with a small cross therein,
crown in the angles ; uncirculated.
108 Testoon of the exact value of the English shilling,
its current value 5 shillings Scotch , 1558 ; obv. the
Scotch shield supported by the letters M and R ; MA-
RIA DEI G SCOTOR REGINA; rev. large cross,
with a small cross in each quarter ; TN YIRTYTE
TYA LIBERA MEA; strictly uncirculated, rare.
109 Silver crown of an ounce weight ; obv. the shield
of Scotland crowned and supported by two thistles ;
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MARIA DEI GRA SCOTORYM REGINA ; rev. a
Palm tree crowned ; tlie motto “ Dat Gloria vires,”
hanging on it ; 15—67 (after her second husband’s death) ;
the legend circumscribed upon this beautiful coin is
EXYRGAT DEYS DISSIPENTR INIMICI EJYS ;
uncirculated, ex. rare.
William Nicholson, Arch-Deacon of Carlisle, in his “ Scottish His-
torical Library,” published in 1702, in the course of a short
account of the medals and coins of Scotland, makes the follow-
ing' observation: “Some call the tree on the reverse, an lew
Tree, and report that there grew a famous one ot that kind in
the Park (or Garden) of the Earl of Lenox, which gave occasion
to the impress.”
Mary, with Henry Darnley ; their coin of two-thirds of
an ounce of the same type, the title being MARIA &
EIENRIC, etc. ; a thistle counterstamped on rev. ;
1586 ; very fine and rare.
This piece went for twenty shillings Scotch, the large one going
for thirty shillings ; there were also 10 and 5 shilling pieces
with the same impression.
• Gold Lion ; obv. Scotch shield crowned, J-G sup-
porting; MARIA DEI GRA R SCOTORYMT; rev.
cypher of her name crowned, DILIGITE IYSTICIAM
1553 ; uncirculated, brilliant, extra rare. [Now valued
at £5.]
James YL, 1587-1625 ; NXX piece of an ounce weight;
obv. shield of Scotland crowned, supported by the let-
ters J R, both crowned ; rev. a sword upright with a
crown on its point, date 1570; legend “Pro me Si
mereor in me ; ” very fine and rare crown.
Nicholson says, “ This motto was borrowed from Trajan, whose say-
ing it was on the delivery of the Praetors sword; George Buchanan
was James’ tutor and probably suggested it.”
Mark, 1573 ; obv. Scottish shield crowned ; rev.
cross with thistles and crowns in alternate quarters ;
SALYA EAC POPYLYM TYVM DNC ; in excel-
lent preservation, and very rare.
XXX shilling piece of f oz. weight ; obv. the
young King crowned, holding a sword upright ; rev.
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arms crowned HONOR REGIS JVDICIVM DILI-
C1T, 1582 ; extremely fine and rare.
Of these it appears there were coined pieces of 20, 10 and 5 shil-
lings, as well the one here given.
115 James VI., balance mark of 1591 ; Scotch arms crowned ;
rev. naked sword and balance, HIS DIFFERS REGE
TYRANNVS ; weight, 2 dwt. 14 grs; in good pres-
ervation, and rare.
116 Mark, with the portraiture of his Majesty’s body
on obverse; rev. a thistle, NEMO ME IMPYNE
LACESSET, 1594 ; fine and very rare.
117 • Thistle mark, half mark, quarter and eighth do.
1602 ; these have the Royal shield of Scotland crowned ;
rev. same as last, hence the name, thistle mark ; a very
good set (one pierced), of four rare pieces.
118 Gold thistle crown without date (but after the
Union) ; on one side the rose of England crowned, on
the other, the thistle of Scotland crowned ; the titles
round the rose, with motto on rev. u Tueatur Unita
Deus ; ” extremely fine and rare.
119 James YIII. (the Pretender), 1716; obv. laureated bust,
JACOB YS YIII DEI GRATIA; rev. arms on four
shields as a cross, with the cross of St. Andrew thereon ;
REX SCO AN ERA ET HIB ; a beautiful uncircula-
ted pattern coin, or perhaps medal of the greatest rarity.
Size 20
ENGLISH SOVEREIGNS FROM JAMES I. TO
VICTORIA.
120 James I., 1602-1625 ; Shillings, different dies ; good.
2 pieces
121 Sixpence ; rev. English coat-of-arms ; fine.
122 Same; rev. harp (Irish); very fine, rare.
123 Twopence, penny, and half-penny, one pierced,
otherwise very desirable ; rare. 3 pieces
124 Twopence ; rose crowned and thistle crowned ;
fine.
125 Same, and penny with bust ; very good, rare.
2 pieces
126 Twopence and penny ; very good, 2 pieces
S' AS
English Sovereigns from James I. to Victoria . n
127 James I., Gold unit, called also “broad piece;” obv. the
King to r., crowned with orb and sceptre; rev. arms
crowned, J — R ; but little circulated, but pierced ; rare.
Size 21-
Roo
128
Gold double-crown of 10 shillings; obv. laureated
bust to left; rev. arms, and the legend, IIENRI CVS
ROSAS REGNA JACOBVS ; uncirculated, very rare.
Ro
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129
Charles I., 1625-1649 ; set of coins answering to the
“ maunday money,” struck regularly in succeeding
reigns; viz.: 4d., 3d., 2d., and Id.; tine, one slightly
pierced, very rare. 4 pieces
l.So
130
Sixpence; rev. in three straight lines, REE PROT
LEG ANG LIB BAR, 1646; extremely tine for type,
rare.
131
Milled shilling ; nearly uncirculated, very rare.
132
Shilling and sixpence, milled ; rare, but ordinary.
2 pieces
1 ^0
133
Shilling, without inner circle, the arms on round
shield ; fine and rare.
Rc
134
Shilling, twopence, and rose penny. 3 pieces
1.^
135
Ormond groat (obsidional) ; C. R. under a crown ;
rev. IIII. ; rare.
IIS'
136
Newark shilling (also obsidional); lozenge shape;
pierced, but tine and rare.
iir
137
Half-crown ; the King on horseback ; rev. coat-of-
arms on round shield ; not well struck, but sharp ; a
desirable piece, rare.
2.CL
138
Crown, same type ; M. M. Bell ; broad and well-
preserved, though considerably circulated.
1 -S o
139
For Scotland; bust crowned; rev. thistle crowned,
XL (pence) ; size of English sixpence, good example.
to
140
Same, XX (pence) ; tine.
Go
141
Same, XL and XX ; good. 2 pieces
i.ij
142
Commonwealth, 1648-1660; beautiful and perfect set,
from shilling to half-penny, dated 1652: XII, VI, II,
I, and £d. ; very tine and rare. 5 pieces
to
143
Duplicate penny ; pierced.
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144
Gold sovereign or XX-shilling piece, dated 1649 ;
pierced and slightly bent, but rare and desirable.
12
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$ 145
1 1 . o c> 146
l S' so 147
X% 143
(,Y 149
1.4 6 150
\X*~ 151
ioo 152
153
ur 151
155
W-o 156
Ao 157
to 158
S~0 159
I 3o 160
i’.s-t* 161
Cromwell to 1660; shilling; gilt, very good, rare.
Half-crown, 1658; laureated bust; rev. coat-of-
arms crowned ; bis escutcheon on the arms of Eng-
land, Scotland, and Ireland; motto, PAX QYLEBI-
TYR BELLO ; brilliant proof, extremely rare.
Crown, same type ; fine proof, equally rare.
Charles II., 1660-1684; 4d., 3d., 2d., and penny, from
Simon’s dies (crowned bust); not uncirculated, very
good. 4 pieces
4d., 3d., 2d., and penny; bis cypher crowned, with
laureated bust ; all fine. 4 pieces
Sixpence ; laureated bust to r. ; rev. arms on four
shields arranged as a cross, in each angle two C’s inter-
laced ; very fine.
Shilling, same type ; equally fine.
Half-crown, same ; very fine.
Crown, same type, 1663 ; very fine.
Crown, a variety of this type dated 1673 ; very
fine.
A superb series, and probably never in circulation.
Half-crown for Scotland ; arms on four shields as
before, with the interlacing C’s, but, on this, the place
of France is filled by the arms of Scotland, repeated;
in the centre, XXVI ; rubbed, but very rare.
Shilling and sixpence of the same type ; in the cen-
tre of cross XII and YI ; very fine, rare. 2 pieces
Shilling ; head reversed, and in the angles of the
cross a thistle ; also the half-shilling ; in fair preserva-
tion. 2 pieces
Bawbees and other coppers ; some of Charles I.,
and perhaps other reigns not examined, but all with the
Scotch arms ; good lot. 16 pieces
James II., 1684-1688; 4d., 3d., and 2d. of the Maunday
set ; rubbed. 3 pieces
Shilling, 1685 ; uncirculated and brilliant, very
rare.
Crown, 1688 ; uncirculated, although the laurel
wreath shows marks of the drawer — the reverse, none
whatever; a splendid crown, rare.
English Sovereigns from Janies /. to Victoria. 13
162 James II., Gold coin, without date ; obv. a ship under full
sail; rev. St. Michael in combat with the dragon, SOLI
DEO GLOJRI A ; pierced, about l guinea, and, I
should think, rare.
2-o 163 Scotch shilling (10 under bust) ; poor.
164: Same, 40-shilling piece; extremely fine, about §
of an ounce weight, or nearly the size of the English
crown ; in this fine condition, very rare.
3$T 165 William and Mary and William III., 1688-1702 ; Maun-
day money of W. and M. ; two of the pieces uncir-
culated. 4 pieces
do 166 4d. and 2d. of same; very fine. 2 “
% u 167 Sixpence; in the quarters of the cross cypher of
their names ; ex. fine.
Gs~ 168 Shilling of same type; equally fine.
vxo 169 Half-crown; rev. coat -of- arms on plain shield
crowned ; good.
vqS" 170 Scotch crown; 60-scliilling Scotch, 1692; good, but
circulated, rare.
371 Same, 10-shillings, Scotch; fine.
05" 172 Shilling and Sixpence of William alone 1696 ; very
fine. 2 pieces
173 Scotch 40-Shilling piece of William alone 1698 ;
nearly uncirculated, rare.
^ 174 Same, 10 and 5-Shilling, Scotch y very good.
r 2 pieces
^0 175 Anne, 1702-1714; Maundy Money ; full set, very fine.
4 pieces
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176
Sixpence, 1 1 0o ; under the bust, VIGO ; extremely
fine.
177
Shilling and Sixpence, 1711 ; equally fine.
2 pieces
178
Duplicate Shilling of this date ; very fine.
179
Five and Ten Shillings, Scotch. 2 pieces
do
180
The same, repeated. 2 pieces
181
Half Crown E(dinburgh), under bust ; good.
182
George I., 1714-1727 ; Maundy Money ; a full set ; un-
circulated, rare. 4 pieces
14 English Sovereigns from James I. to Victoria.
So 133
IT 184
*10 185
186
3 b 187
^ d 188
So 189
<?o 190
Sq r 191
3.ir 192
In 193
194
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198
199
b-o 200
cr 201
zr 202
\3 203
204
George I., Shilling of the South Sea Co.’s Silver ; uncircu-
lated, rare.
Shilling, with roses and feathers in the angles of
the cross ; very tine.
Half Crown, S. S. C. ; rare type, but pierced.
George II., 1729-1760; Maundy Money; 3d., 2d., and
Id. ; uncirculated, rare. 3 pieces
Sixpences ; young head, roses and feathers ; old
head, plain ; and same with LIMA under bust ; un-
circulated. 3 pieces
Shilling, old head ; uncirculated, rare.
Same, very tine.
Half Crown, roses and plume ; young head ; cir-
culated.
■ Crown, young head ; in each angle of the cross
a rose, 1739 ; extremely fine, rare.
Same, with roses and glumes / equally fine and
rare.
Gold Coins struck for Hanover, 1754 and 1756 ;
\ GOLD G., 4 TI4AL. ; two varieties, uncirculated
and brilliant ; rare. 2 pieces
George III., 1760-1820 ; Maundy Money; full set, with
young head ; uncirculated. 4 pieces
Another set, different; young head; about 1S00 ;
also uncirculated. 4 pieces
Maundy Money, 3d., 2d., and Id. 3 a
Same, old and young heads ; uncirculated ; some
proof ; 3 4d’s and 3 pennies. 6 pieces
Shilling, 1787 ; brilliant.
Half Crown, 1816; arms on round shield, sur-
round by chain of the Order of St. George and the
Garter ; uncirculated.
Shilling, same date ; fine.
Sixpence, do brilliant.
Bank Token, do Is. 6d.; uncirculated.
do lOd. Irish and English 6d. 2 pieces
Dollar of Bank of England, 1804 ; has been circu-
lated.
English Sovereigns from James I. to Victoria. 15
205 George III., Crown of 1818, from Pistrncci’s dies; ex-
tremely fine uncirculated coin, rare.
200 Brilliant untarnished proof from these dies ; has
been preserved in this condition in a box padded with
cotton ; valued in London at £2.
207 Gold 2- Guinea ; uncirculated.
208 do i do 2 varieties. 2 pieces
209 do ^ do
210 George IV., 1820-1S30 ; Maundy Money; full set, proof.
4 pieces
211 Shilling and Sixpence, 1824 ; laureated bust ; rev.
arms within the garter ; uncirculated, scarce. 2 pieces
212 Shilling and Sixpence, 1825; bare bust (Chantrey’s);
rev. crown and lion ; uncirculated, scarce. 2 pieces
213 Sixpence of both types ; uncirculated. 2 pieces
214 Half Crown, 1825; rev. “ Britanniarum Rex,”
etc. ; very good.
215 Crown from Pistrucci’s dies, laureated bust ; rev.
St. George and Dragon ; circulated.
216 Proof Crown from new dies, lettered edge ; obv.
bare bust, 1S26 ; rev. garnished shield crowned ; on a
schedule “ Dieu et mon Droit,” circumscribed by
legend B Tvl T A X X I O R U M REX ; engraved by Wyon
from Chantrey’s bust ; very rare.
217 William IV. 1830-1837; Maundy Money; full set,
fine proof. 4 pieces
218 Half Crown, 1834 ; fine.
219 Victoria, 1837 to date ; Maundy Money ; full set, proof.
4 pieces
220 Another set, also fine proofs. 4 “
221 Canada 25, 10, and 5 cents ; uncirculated. 3 “
222 Shilling, sixpence, fourpence, and penny -half-
penny ; uncirculated. 4 pieces
223 Sixpence, fourpence, and penny-half-penny; uncir-
culated. 3 pieces
224 Florin, “ /0 of a pound,” 1849; an omission in
the legend ; uncirculated, rare.
225 The same, with and without “ Dei Gratim,” in
legend ; uncirculated, rare. 2 pieces
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English Silver Medals.
V 226 Victoria, series of her coins from crown to penny, with the
exception of the first, uncirculated ; as a set, rare.
8 pieces
ENGLISH SILVER MEDALS.
Vq 227 James I. and Charles I. ; engraved medal, with busts of
both — “ Give thy judgments, 0 God, unto the king,
and thy righteousness unto the king’s sonne much
bent and abused. Size 16
\ IT 228 Charles I., Coronation Medal, Feb. 2, 1626 ; young bust,
royally dressed, collar and crown ; rev. mailed arm
issuing from a cloud, in the hand a sword DONEC
PAX REDDITA TERRIS; on both sides a beaded
circle; made by the mill and screw process; fine, and
in fine preservation. Size 18
<5^0 o 220 Charles II., Coronation, Medal April 23, 1861 ; bust
crowned, with collar and chain of the Order of St.
George, under the arm T. S. (Thomas Simon) ; rev. an
angel crowning a king ; very fine and rare. Size 18
230 William and Mary, their busts as thej^ are represented
on coins ; rev. a sea monster approaching a rocky
shore, where a man stands chained to a cliff ; St.
George descending to his rescue ; 1689 ; very fine and
rare. Size 24
I&v 231 William III., “The glorious and immortal memory,
1690,” William of Orange on horseback ; rev. “ King
and Country ;” arms surmounted by crown and lion,
the supporters standing on the schedule with national
motto, by Mossop j pierced, but very fine, nearly proof,
and very rare. Size 28
2.0 0 232 Anne, 1702; on her inauguration; bust in Roman
style ; rev. Minerva attacking a monster with three
heads. VICEM GERIT ILLA TONAXTIS. Ex-
tremely fine, nearly proof. Size 2 2
Ifo 233 1704; on a naval victory off Gibraltar; view of
the action ; in foreground three shields suspended from
a palm tree ; at its foot, Britannia, as acknowledged
mistress of the seas ; ex. fine. Size 26
Miscellaneous Silver Corns and Medals. 17
234 Anne, 1707 ; medalet ; obv. bust, royally draped ; order
chain St. George and crown ; rev. shield on a pedestal,
the supporters lying down ; extremely tine. Size 16
235 1708; bust; rev. two captives bound at the foot
of a triumphal column ; fine medal but much rubbed
on reverse ; by T. C. Size 30
236 1713, by same ; bust, rev. Minerva standing writh a
handful of flowers ; ordinary. * Size 22
237 George I., 1714 ; on his coronation ; fine medal, by
same hand. Size 22
238 George IV., 1815, as Prince Regent ; (( Wellington,
Waterloo.” Medal by T. Wyon ; one of the best that
I have seen.
239 On his death, July 15, 1830 ; obv. his bust, after
Chantrey ; rev. urn and symbolical representation of
the loss sustained in his death by the nation and by
several of the liberal arts. Beautiful medal by Sor-
grarn • proof, with a few scratches ; rare. Size 3
240 Victoria, 1849; War in India; twro bars, GOOGER-
AT and CIIILLANWALA ; fine proof, by Wyon.
241 1854; War in Crimea, by same; 4 bars, nearly
proof.
MISCELLANEOUS SILVER COINS AND MEDALS.
242 English Colonial 1 and /6 crown, and 10’ cents
Sierra Leone Co. 3 pieces
243 Hong Kong dollar ; very fine ; scarce.
244 Same ; 20, 10, -and 5 cents. 3 pieces
245 Ceylon “ One Rix Dollar,” (Geo. IV.) ; beautiful
proof ; very rare.
246 English Shilling Tokens. 5 pieces
247 Sixpence Tokens and small coins ; in the lot
several proofs of Maundy sets. 10 pieces
248 Brunswick J crown of Geo. II ; very fine.
249 Irish Penny of Sithric I., a.d. 989 ; good and rare.
2
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K.C^ 252
( so 253
2,7 r* 254
2. ;ro 255
/.t-s- 256
ty 257
rr 258
(To 259
I 260
\ q s' 261
\.3% 262
tyT 263
%jr 264
Miscellaneous Silver Corns and Medals.
Bracteate of the old city of Halle, in Germany ; early
Russian coins; Wild Man coins of Brunswick, etc.;
fine and rare lot. 8 pieces
Russia, for Poland, 1836; coin of Holland; Spain, of
Charles II., Sigismund I., etc. ; an extremely choice
lot, dime size. 12 pieces
Isabel II.; Spanish 10 Reals (half dollar) 1852; uncir-
culated; scarce.
William and Augusta, Prussia ; their thaler struck be-
fore the war — 1861 ; uncirculated, scarce.
Maximillian ; Mexican Dollar, 1866 ; extremely fine. ;
scarce.
Duplicate, equally fine.
Japan ; new coinage ; Quarter Yen ; obv. Sun within
circle of beads ; around this, branches of trees and
flowers; rev. dragons circumscribed by oriental charac-
ters ; edge reeded ; brilliant ; value 25 cents ; rare.
Same, dime size, /o Pen.
Tigueiniae (Zurich) ; Half Thaler medal with view of
the city ; fine.
Russian Rouble Medal of Alexander I., 1834 ; bust, rev.
Monument ; fine proof.
Brunswick Crown of 1606 ; coat-of-arms with 5 crests ;
rev. wild man ; verv fine broad crown under John
Frederick, Grand Duke. Size 30
Similar under Anthony Ulrich ; uncirculated and
brilliant. Size 30
Saxony; Crown of 1540; John Frederick and Henry;
Dukes and brothers, a bust of each ; very good and
rare.
Papal of Innocent XII. ; beautiful medal crown ; obv.
bust. ; rev. a mole, sail-boats riding secure ; YENT ET
MARE OBEDIYXT El MD-CIC; uncirculated,
rare.
of Clement XII., 1732 ; splendid medal, crown
size, but much thicker; bust ; rev. JYSTITIA FIR-
MATYR SOLIYM AXXO SALYTIS, etc. ; in exer-
gue, coat-of-arms and symbols ; very rare.
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265 Religious Square Medalet and reliquary ; lias been worn
on a rosary ; very old and curious.
266 Augsburg Confession Klippe in Memory, etc. ; 25 June,
1630, the first centenary; as perfect and bright as
when struck ; a gem. Size 16 x 14
267 Charles I., England, and his Queen ; their busts on an
oval pendant medalet, worn by a Royalist of the time ;
about the same size as last.
268 Klippe ; two Cornucopias crossed, a star above, SLAM ;
rev. the Angel of Time. Size 16x16
269 Erin Badge ; within a circle of stars on a heart-shaped
shield, a harp and the inscription ERIK ; very beau-
tiful ; 21 x 2 inches, with loop.
270 Religious Oval Medal ; very old.
270* Medalet of Louis le Grand and companion. Size 8.
2 pieces
271 Coronation Medalets, German ; fine proofs. Size 17.
2 pieces
272 Ratisbon Medalet in honor of Francis I. ; bust ; rev. the
city, and companion, equally fine ; not known ; an ex-
tremely fine pair. Size 20. 2 pieces
273 Proclamation Medal of Charles IV. of Spain, 1789 ;
cast half dollar size ; fine, and doubtless rare ; un-
known.
274 Engraved Masonic Medal, dollar size.
275 German Medals, half dollar size ; a storm ; rev. a town
in ruins, ZEIGT DER RUIN IK BRESLAY ; 21
June, 1749 ; and beautiful love medal, same size ; doves
cooing, and male and female plighting their vows ;
fine and valuable. 2 pieces
276 Medal, by Looz ; one of his beautiful proofs; DOCK
MEIKE LIEBE KICIiT ; and Janus medal by same
hand, but inferior ; thaler size. 2 pieces
277 Swedish Klippe Dollar of John III., 1571 ; J. R.
divided by a cross supporting a crown ; rev. 3 crowns
DEYS PROTECTOR KOSTR (15)71 ; fine and ex.
rare.
278 Religious Medal ; the Athanasian Creed ; rev. sym
bolical ; extremely fine, dollar size.
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279 Bonaparte Medal ; bust and titles of the “ Premier
Consul ;” rev. figure of Peace PAX DE LYHEYILLE
LE XX PLYYIOSE AX IX ; thick medal, dollar
size, nearly proof ; very rare.
280 Marriage Medal of Alexander and Caroline, Emperor
of Russia and Princess of Brunswick and Luneburg,
1711 ; it contains about 2 oz. silver ; battered.
281 William II., Elector, etc., Marburg; fine military bust;
rev. 3 civic crowns and ins. XXYIII July, MDCCC-
XXYIE ; about 3 oz. weight, and very fine.
282 Siam bullet Dollar.
282* Duplicate.
283 Japan ^ Itzbu. 2 pieces
283* Miscellaneous Medalets and Coins. 4 pieces
Miscellaneous Gold Coins.
284 Mohur, India ; about 4 Rupees.
285 Pagoda, Persia ; same value, or nearly so ; fine proof ;
rare.
286 Rupee (gold), Assam.
287 Beshlik, Turkey ; fine proof and £ do. ; poor. 2 pieces
288 Ducat, Francis Lauredano, Doge of Yenice ; fine and
extremely rare.
289 of the Belgic Confederacy, 1829 ; fine.
290 Carolina Gold Beclitler Dollar.
291 California Half-dollars, round and octagon. 3 pieces
292 Quarter-dollars, “ “ “ 3 “
293 Byzantine old £ Aureus, unknown ; rare.
MISCELLANEOUS BRONZE MEDALS.
294 Anne, Queen of England ; bust ; rev. arms and crown,
cupids supporting, each holding one end of the order-
chain of St. George ; below, rose and thistle ; on a
schedule, SEMPER EADEM ; fine proof, by Crocker.
Size 22
295 Xicholas I., Czar of Russia ; bust ; rev. within oak-
wreath, PRAEMIA DIGXO ; fine proof. Size 40
American Coins and Medals — Silver.
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296
297
293
299
300
301
302
304:
Colonge Cathedral; Jubilee of the 14th Aug., 1848;
view of the edifice finished and unfinished ; very fine.
Size 38
John Francis Ducis, “Accord d’un beau talent et de
d’un beau caractere,” 1816, by Gatteaux ; fine proof.
Size 24
Llberty and Equality ; French Medal, Liberty seated ;
rev. “ En 1789, en 1830, le peuple vanqueur de la
royante,” struck in 1832 ; fine proof. Size 24
Medal by Andrieu, Fidelite devouement ; rev. star of
5 points, embossed with shield, lily and inscription.
Size 24
Moliere, Gretry, Corneille ; their busts accolated ; rev.
a harp ; splendid medal by Veyrat. Size 24
Maj.-Gen. Lord Hutchinson ; military bust ; rev. “ Egypt
delivered ;” splendid medal by Webb. Size 24
Lieut.-Gen. Lord Lynedoch ; rev. St. Sebastian, Aug.
31, 1813; fine and rare medal by Mudie. Size 24
Charles IY. of Spain ; religious oval medal and two
others. Av. size 24. 4 pieces
AMERICAN COINS AND MEDALS.
Silver.
305 Dollar of 1795 ; flowing hair ; circulated, but fine.
306 1797 ; before the face, 7 stars.
307 1799 ; very fine.
308 LIalf Dollar of 1794 ; much rubbed, scarce.
309 1795 ; less rubbed, scarce.
310 1806 ; uncirculated, scarce.
311 Quarter Dollar, 1796 ; much circulated, but fair, rare.
312 1805 ; less circulated.
313 Spanish Dollar; cut for convenience, rare.
314 Dime of 1796 and half do, 1795 ; one pierced ; poor, rare.
2 pieces
315 Pine Tree Shilling ; poor, rare.
316 Oak Tree do pierced, but fine, rare.
317 Anapolis do good example, not fine, rare.
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319 Carolina Medal ; circulated, hut fine. Size 23
320 Indian Peace Medal, by Congress to M. Van Buren,
1837 ; bust ; rev. two clasping hands ; hatchet and
pipe ; ring attached as worn by Indian chief ; about 3
ozs. ; fine, scarce.
321 Oath of Allegiance Medal ; bust of Washington ; rev.
inscription ; fine proof. Size 22
322 Washington Medalet ; bust; rev. bom and died ; proof.
Size 1.2
322* Bev. Jackson ; fine proof. u
323 Matthews Medal, “ Soda-water apparatus,” 437 1st Av.,
Hew York ; splendid proof ; the only one in silver ;
in velvet case ; mounted to show both sides ; dies by
Muller. Size 18
Copper.
324 Rosa-Americana Penny, 1722 (half-penny English) ;
laureated bust of George I. ; rev. full-blown rose ; very
fine.
325 Wood’s IIalf-penny (same size); obv. same; rev.
Hibernia, 1723 ; dark, but nearly uncirculated.
326 Same ; varieties, with the harp both before and
behind the figure of Hibernia ; in fine and fair condi-
tion ; one rare. 2 pieces
327 Virginia JIalf-penny, 1773 ; uncirculated.
328 Same, dark ; rather poor. 2 pieces
329 Kentucky Cent ; no date ; very good.
330 Hew York, “ Hova-Constellatio ;” two varieties, 1783.
2 pieces
331 Same ; repeated. 2 “
332 Vermont, u Vermon Auctori,” 1788; laureated head to
right ; nearly uncirculated ; seldom seen as fine, rare.
333 “ Vermontensium Res Publiete; very good, rare.
334 Connecticut, ‘‘Auctori Connec. ; ” uncirculated, but not
evenly struck ; very desirable, rare.
335 Varieties ; very fair lot.
336 Massachusetts, 1788, cent ; only fair.
337 Half-cent ; fine, rare.
3 pieces
Political and Miscellaneous Medals , etc.
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338 New Jersey and Franklin Cents. 2 pieces
339 Talbot, Album & Lee, 1794, Cent; nearly uncirculated.
340 WxIsiiington Cent, 1791; rev. large eagle; very good
but dark.
341 Unity States; very good.
342 United States Cent, 1793; flowing hair; rev. wreath ;
very poor.
343 Half Cent, same date ; very good, rare.
344 Feuohtwanger’s Composition, 1837 ; fine. 2 pieces
345 Pattern Nickel Cent of 1856 ; proof, very rare.
346 Uncirculated Cents of 1856 and ’7 ; bright ; nickel
and copper. 4 pieces
347 Restruck “ Non-Depen dens-Status” ; 5 ne proof.
348 Lafayette Medal, by Cctunois, “ Defender,” etc.; tar-
nished proof, 1777-1824. S'ze 32
349 Franklin Medal, by Dupre, “Eripuis Coele,” etc. ; fine
proof, 1786. Size 32
350 With Monty on; their busts accolatecl ; by Bctrre,
1833 ; tarnished proof. Size 30
351 Webster, by C. C. Wright; bare bust; rev. globe on
monument; inscribed on base, I STILL LIVE ; fine
proof. Size 48
352 Maj. Scott, b}r Furst ; bust in military habit ; rev.
resolution of Congress, etc. ; 1844 ; fine proof. Size 40
353 Lincoln, by Ellis , 1862 ; bust in civilian dress ; rev. In
dians at work, circumscribed by a representation of In-
dian life in the savage state ; fine proof. Size 48
354 Electrotype copies of Washington Medals; one, Stony
Point fortified ; extremely rare. 2 pieces
Political and Miscellaneous Medals and Tokens.
355 Martin Van Buren ; “Sober Second Thought,”
“ Weighed in the Balance,” and “ Independent Treas-
ury ;” copper and brass. 4 pieces
356 William Henry Harrison; full-face and side-face, log
cabin, Tippecanoe, etc. ; many varieties, copper and
brass. 5 pieces
Repetition nearly; and “Loco Focoline.” 5 pieces
357
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William Henry Harrison, Military bust ; rev. log cabin
and flag, tree at each end of house, cider barrel and
mug to left, “ The people’s choice — the hero of Tippe-
canoe ;” tin, fine. * Size 24
Henry Clay; u United we Stand,” and W. H. Seward;
fine. 2 pieces
John C. Fremont and Gen. Scott; “ Jessie’s choice;”
very fine. 5 pieces
Filmore and Pierce ; brass. 2 pieces
Zacil. Taylor; bust; rev. ins.; copper, gilt; fine.
Size 20
Old Hickory, Martin Yan Buren and Anthony Wayne,
new series ; fine proofs, uniform ; copper and brass.
3 pieces
John Bell, Abraham Lincoln, and Stephen A. Douglas,
I860 ; copper, brass, and tin ; size 18, very fine and
bright, not uniform ; valuable lot. 8 pieces
A. Lincoln, 1860 ; rev., rail-fence ; copper, proof.
Size 22
John C. Breckenridge ; rev. White House, “ Our
Country and Our Rights plain, and with copper and
brass centres, as they were struck ; copper, brass, and
metal. 6 pieces
James Buchanan, M. Filmore, and J. C. Fremont, cam-
paign medals ; uniform, by S. c& II, JA. Y. ; tin. Size
22. 3 pieces
“ Sabbath-School Jubilee, July 4, 1842,” and Bunker
Hill Monument ; in thick copper ; mules, one without
reverse. 2 pieces
John C. Fremont, by S. & Hr, published by Ball, Black
& Co.; rev. surveying party ; proof, tin. Size 32
Campaign Medals ; Lincoln, Douglas, Breckenridge, by
True / set in lead ; really rare. Size 28. 3 pieces
Douglas and Breckenridge, of same. 2 pieces
Lincoln, by Cliilds j and Lincoln and Hamlin, with
two rails crossed ; in nickle and tin. 2 pieces
John Adams, of Presidential series by G. II. Sr, bust ;
rev. residence ; fine proof, copper.
English Copper Corns and Tokens . 25
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374 Benj. Franklin ; rev. “ Time is Money,” by Merriam ;
fine proof, copper.
375 Robert Fulton ; rev. Steam Navigation, etc.; brass.
• Size 24
376 George H. Lovett’s Card ; rev. Washington on horse-
back ; fine proof, copper.
377 Pioneer Base Ball Club, and Fireman’s Medal ; proof,
copper and brass. 2 pieces
378 Geo. B. McClellan; Brimslow’s Washington, etc. ; in
copper, brass, and tin ; fine lot. 8 pieces
379 Emancipation Medal in tin — Negro in chains and Negro
with his fetters broken — copy of Shekel and Temper-
ance Medal ; proof, tin. 3 pieces
380 The Antiquary, 1859 ; Siberia Cent, “ I am Ready,”
1861 ; fine. 3 pieces
381 “ Massachusetts & California Co., 5 D”(ollars) ; in cop-
per, from the dies for their issue of gold ; very fine, rare.
382 Melanotypes and Clay Buttons. 10 pieces
383 Copperheads; bright and uncirculated. 186 pieces
ENGLISH COPPER COINS AND TOKENS.
[ English Provinces included under this Head.\
384 Charles I. ; Farthings, varieties ; two sceptres crossed
through a crown, on some a harp, others a rose
crowned ; pretty and rare lot. 4 pieces
385 Bristol Farthing, 1652 ; Thos. Butler, Merchant, Farth-
ing ; equally old and rare. 2 pieces
386 Charles II. ; Irish half-pennies and “ Carolus ” farthings.
5 pieces
387 James II. ; Gun Money, crown of 1690, and varieties of
the shilling and sixpence ; very fine. 6 pieces
388 Similar, inferior to last. 4 pieces
389 Irish Revolutionary Coin ; the “ Floreat Rex ’’ of
the patriots, in circulation at the same time with the
Gun Money ; half-penny and farthings. 3 pieces
The following description of these curious pieces is copied from
James Simon’s Essay on Irish Coins, Dublin, 1749 : “ These half
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pennies have on one side the figure of a King crowned with a
radiant crown, kneeling and playing on the harp, and over the
harp the imperial crown of England, of a different metal, that is,
brass upon copper, or copper upon brass, with this inscription,
FLORE AT REX. Rev., the figure of St. Patrick mitred, and
standing with a crosier in his right hand, and a leaf of trefoil
in his left, which he holds out to the people about him ; and on
his left side, the arms of the city of Dublin, three castles. The
farthings have on the reverse St. Patrick, mitred, holding in his
left hand a double cross, a church behind him, and stretching out
his right over a parcel of serpents as if driving them out of the
church ; inscription, ‘ Quiescat Plebs.’ ”
William and William and Mary half-pennies and farth-
ings ; fair and good, rare. 4 pieces
Anna ; Farthing ; very tine and rare, 1714.
George I. ; Half-pennies and farthing, including Wood’s
issue. 4 pieces
George II.; Half-penny, 1749 ; bright and uncirculated.
Farthing, with the Isle of Man coins of his time.
5 pieces
Voce Popttli Tokens, 1760. 4 pieces
George III; Twopence, Penny, and Ilalf-penny, with
the raised rim and incused letters ; tine, the penny
nearly proof. 3 pieces
Penny, half-penny and farthing, 1806 ; a proof set,
bright and uncirculated. 3 pieces
Farthing of same set, bright, and Irish farthing.
2 pieces
Bermudas Penny, 1793 ; tine proof, rare.
George IV.; Penny and half-penny and farthing; proof
impressions, the penny turned on the edge by dropping;
fine set. 3 pieces
William IV. ; tine uncirculated set, penny, half-penny,
and farthing; bright. 3 pieces
Set, including half-farthing ; very fine. 4 pieces
Victoria; Penny, half-pennv, and farthing; bright and
uncirculated. 3 jiieces
Another set, equally tine. 3 pieces
Model Coins and Medalets of roval children ; the
coins running no lower than /6 farthing, but the medalets
down to a very small size. 8 pieces
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406 Victoria and Jenny Lind medalets; reverses swan and
Keep yonr temper ; very fine. 3 pieces
407 Colonial Coins for the Canadas, Demarara, East India
Co., Island of Jersey, Isle of Man, Ionian Islands,
St. Helena, Barbadoes, etc., etc. ; in the lot twro electro-
types. 34 pieces
408 Tradesmen’s Tokens; very fine, including Inverness
half-penny proof, Druids, Coventry & Co. 10 pieces
409 Same ; fine. 14 pieces
410 Political token of 1753 ; “ The Speaker and Liberty
obv. bust; rev. arms of Ireland, “ The 124 Patriots,
&c., Dec., 17, 1753 very fine and rare.
411 Kirk’s Medalets and rare tokens. 5 pieces
412 Miscellaneous English Coins. 65 pieces
413 Choice coins unclassified ; one of Philip of Spain ; one of
a French Baron; Romulus and Remus Jeton ; Henry
V. Essay Coin, and one with a rooster, (Malacca).
5 pieces
AUTIQUE COINS.
Greek Silver. — Autonomous.
414 Aegnia ; Drachma (the oldest) Tortoise and incusum ; a
good example, rare.
415 Argos ; forepart of a wrolf ; rev. in square incusum, A
and crescent ; drachm ; very good.
416 Arcadia ; head ; rev. AP I ; below, Syrinx ; fine and
very rare type ; Hemidrachm.
417 Head of Bacchus ; rev. victory; fine drachm.
418 Athens ; head of Minerva ; rev. owd in a square incu-
sum : tor. name of the city; to 1. spray of olive; ex-
tremely fine tetradrachm in the thick form.
419 Tetradrachm, same type ; very good.
420 Agrigentum ; vulture standing ; above, name of the city ;
rev. in hollow, a crab ; fine didrachm, and very rare.
421 Eagle flying with a hare in his talons ; rev. Tripod
and Ibis ; A K R A in Greek letters ; large didrachm ;
fine and rare.
Obolus ; vulture and crab ; fine and rare.
422
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Becetia ; oval buckler ; rev. in square incusum, vase
(diota) and club ; well preserved and rare drachm.
Drachm of the same type, but with the name of the
City of Thebes, where it was coined ; more rare than
last and finer.
Chalcis ; female head ; rev. eagle tearing a serpent ; fine
drachm.
Corinth ; head of Pallas ; behind, olive branch ; rev.
Pegassus ; very fine didraclim.
Duplicate, equally fine, but rusty.
Heraciiia ; head of Pallas ; rev. Hercules on his knees,
struggling with a lion ; hemidrachm ; very good and
rare type.
Histiae ; head of a Bacchante crowned with ivy ; rev.
naked female sitting on the prow of a ship holding a
sail ; extra fine drachm.
Similar, equally fine.
Larissa, head of Apollo, fall face ; rev. a horse graz-
ing; not absolutely perfect, but fine , and very rare
didrachm.
Macedonia ; first province under the Boman dominion ;
young female head to r., the hair flying; rev. within a
laurel reath, club, table and altar : AESILL AS ; beau-
tiful tetradrachm ; rare.
Female head, necklace and earrings; rev. prow of
a ship ; name, MAKE-NTON ; very fine and rare
drachm.
Neapolis; female head, N-E-P-0 ; rev. mask, with the
tongue thrust out ; fine and very rare drachm.
(In Campania modern Naples), head of the Syren,
Parthenopeia, with necklace and earrings ; rev. Victory
crowning the Minotaur ; in exergue, name of the city ;
a good didraclim of a rare type ; rev. misstruck.
Phocis ; bull’s head, facing ; rev. in square incusum, a
boar’s head ; hemidrachm ; rusty and imperfectly
cleaned, but fine and rare.
Syracuse ; head of Minerva, hair in net and fillet ; around
the head four dolphins ; to r., name of the city; rev.
Quadriga, the horses walking, Victory crowning them ;
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Antique Coins — Regal.
tetradrachm of a variety but rarely seen ; full weight
and fine.
438 Syracuse; Same in general, but with the legend retrograde,
and on tlie reverse a big a / fine tetradrachm.
439 Tri drachm of the variety last described ; very rare,
but rubbed.
440 Thurium; head of Pallas, with Syren on helmet; rev.
a bull charging; in ex. fish, the name of the city above
the bull; a fine and rare tetradrachm.
441 Head of Minerva, olive and helmet ; rev. bull walk-
ing ; in ex. fish, name of the city as before ; well pre-
served didrachm ; very rare.
442 Thasus ; head of Bacchus crowned with ivy, hair long,
no beard ; rev. Hercules standing and inscription ;
broad and extremely fine tetradrachm.
443 Tyre ; laureated head of Baal ; rev. eagle and inscrip-
tion ; with the exception of a little rust, as it came
from the die ; rare tetradrachm.
444 Velia; head of Pallas ; rev. lion; didraclnn.
445 Hylea or Elea; head of Pallas, with griffin and olive
wreath on her casque ; rev. lion springing on the back
of a stag with long antlers ; a beautiful didrachm, as it
came from the die, and very rare.
446 Incerta; head of Jupiter laureated; rev. within laurel
wreath, cross and dolphin; very fine drachm.
447 Unclassified drachms and hemidrachms, two of each.
4 pieces
448 Doubtful tetradachm of base silver; obv. bust of Diana
with bow and quiver ; rev. eagle.
Regal.
449 Alexander Magnus; head in lion’s scalp; rev. Jupiter
seated ; very good example ; tetradrachm.
450 Drachm, same type ; Extremely fine.
451 Duplicate, fine.
452 Aridjsus (Philip), brother of Alexander ; beautiful tetra-
drachm ; hardly circulated ; rare.
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U-.o® 454
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VVo 456
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459
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Antiociiub III. ; diademed head; rev. Apollo naked, hold-
ing an arrow and bow, seated on the cortina; his titles
with monograms ; nearly as it was coined ; extra fine
and rare tetrad rachm.
VII. Evergetes ; diademed head ; rev. Minerva stand-
ing with Victory and lance; fine tetradrachm.
Demetrius II. (Nicator), diademed head to r. ; rev. eagle
standing to 1; palm club and various monograms;
beautiful and rare tetradrachm.
Lysimaciius ; diademed head, with horns of Jupiter
Ammon ; rev. Pallas seated ; fine tetradrachm ; very-
broad.
Same type. Extra fine tetradrachm.
Philip, father of Alexander the Great ; bearded head of
Jupiter, laureated ; rev. young man with palm-branch,
on a horse, the horse stepping to r. ; extremely fine
tetradrachm ; rare.
Same; the horse stepping to left; splendid tetra-
drachm ; very rare.
Drachma ; beardless head ; rev. same ; fine.
Ptolemy 1. Soter ; diademed head of Ptolemy to r., no
beard ; rev. eagle standing on a thunderbolt. Without
marks of wear. Extremely fine tetradrachm, but struck
a little to one side. Very rare.
Another fairly struck and very fine tetradrachm ;
same type.
Persian Coins.
Aetaxerxes Ardshir, A.D. 226, founder of the Sassani-
dan Dynasty ; crowned or helmeted head, long braided
hair and beard ; rev. fire altar, inscription in characters,
in appearance between the Samaritan and Greek
Drachm ; very fine and rare.
loo 464
— Or one of the same dynasty; rev. high altar attend-
ed by two priests. Size 16
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Ancient Greek Copper.
465 Egyptian Kings and Roman Emperors ; struck at Alex-
andria ; curious and unusual reverses. 1st and 2d size ;
12 pieces
46G Caleb, Tauromenia, and Thurium; all well preserved
and patinated. 3 pieces
46 7 Rhodes, and divisions of the, as from cities of the
Campania ; fine lot. 4 pieces
468 Miscellaneous. 8 pieces
Roman Consular Coins — Silver.
469 Aemilia. Veiled head of Vesta — PAVE VS, &c. ; rev.
Lepidus and three prisoners beside trophy ; in ex.
PAVLLVS TER; very fine; rare.
470 Acilia ; laureated female head, SALVTIS ; rev.
Hygeia standing, AVILIVSV III IR ; misstruck, but
very fine.
471 Calpvenia ; head of Apollo ; rev. horseman riding at
full speed, L. PISO, FRVGT ; ex. fine.
472 Cakisia ; head of Mon eta ; rev. implements for making
coins — anvil, hammer, and pincers ; misstruck, but little
worn ; very rare.
473 Plead of Victory ; rev. quadriga, T. CARISI ; only
fair.
474 Claudia ; head of Ceres, in field a lyre ; rev. Diana
holding two lighted torches; P. CLODIVS; good ex-
amples.
475 Flaminia; head of Rome; rev. L-FLAMIK-CILO ;
fine, rare.
476 Fufia and Fukia; two heads on each. 2 pieces
477 Fukia; Janus Bifrons ; rev. Victory crowning a trophy;
fine.
478 Fonteia ; Janus again ; tor. star, to 1. G ; rev. a galley,
C-FONT. ROMAS ; large size, fair.
479 Lucketia; winged head; Victory to 1.; rev. Dioscuri;
very fine.
480 Makia (?) ; head of Apollo ; rev. two oxen in a plow ;
not worn ; rare.
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Manlia ; head of Rome ; rev. Apollo (the sun) in his
chariot — A. MAXLI-Q. X; pierced; large size;
rare.
Marcia ; head in a pilens (horned cap) ; rev. equestrian
statue on an aqueduct, “ Philippus ;” notched with file,
but fine and rare.
Pompeia ; head of Rome, behind Amphora ; rev. fig-tree
and black-birds, the shepherd Faustulus, with Romulus
and Remus suckled by a she- wolf, SEX POM ; fair,
rare.
Servila ; head of Rome to 1., crown ; rev. Castor and
Pollux mounted, their horses starting in opposite direc-
tions— C-SERYILLI ; good example ; rare.
Another, the same ; very fine, but the reverse mis-
struck.
Scribonia ; head of Fortune ; rev. an altar, above,
PVTEAL, below, SCRIBON ; fine and scarce.
Sttlpicia ; veiled head (Yesta) ; rev. implements used in
sacrifices, P. GALB-kE-CY ; fine.
Duplicate ; fine.
Thoria ; head of Juno, wearing a goat-skin head-dress,
S. M-R; rev. Taurus Cornupetus, L. TIIORIYS-BAL
BYS; very fine.
Titia ; head of Bacchante ; rev. Pegasus on a pedestal,
Q. T1TI ; fine.
Tittjria ; bearded head (Tatius) ; rev. rape of the Sabines;
misstruck ; fair.
Yeturia ; head of Rome ; rev. representation of the cere-
mony attending a treaty ; called the “ Alliance type ;”
very fair ; rare.
Yibia; head of Pan; rev. Jupiter seated, JOVIS.
AXYR. C YIBIYS ; fine.
Unclassified ; uncommonly good denarii. 5 pieces
Similar. 11 pieces
Quinarius ; rare.
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Antique Coins.
Homan Imperial Coins.
c 501 Caius Julius Caesar, B. C. 47, denarius ; elephant,
C zES AR ; rev. five sacrificial implements ; very-
fine.
502 Head of Venus; rev. Enseas bearing Anchises and
the Palladium, CAESAR ; a fine denarius, the obverse
having been misstruck, so as to leave two distinct heads ;
rare.
503 Head of Julius ; rev. winged Victory above the
sacred chest, on each side a serpent erect — ASIA,
RECEPTA ; fine quin arius ; rare.
504 — — Duplicate ; fine.
505 Marc Antony, B. C. 47 ; bare head of Antony ; rev.
bare head of Octavius, CAESAR IMP-PONT-III-VIR
-R.P.C. ; denarius in lead ; fine and rare.
506 Galley ; rev. standards ; VII. legion. 2 pieces
507 Augustus, B. C. 31 ; denarius ; rev. his grandsons, be-
tween them shields and religions implements ; very
fine.
508 Duplicate, very fine, but misstruck.
509 Another of this type, ordinary.
510 Bare head to left ; rev. column supporting a radi-
ated bust, IMP CAESAR below, thunderbolt ; beauti-
ful denarius, very rare.
511 First brass; rev. quadriga of Elephants; a fine
example ; rare.
512 Second size; bust; rev. AVGVSTVS; patinated,
fine.
513 Same ; head with spiked crown ; rev. thunderbolt ;
very fine.
514 Same ; rev. an altar, PROVIDENT ; very fine.
515 Same ; indifferent. 3 pieces
516 Tiberius, A.D. 14; denarius, head laureated; rev. female
seated (Tribute penny) ; fine, scarce.
— First brass ; quadriga of Elephants ; rev. S C and
inscription ; good example, very rare.
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NERO CLAYDIYS DRYSYS GERMANICYS
IMP ; rev. Drusus seated on a pile of arms holding
a sprig; tine, perfectly patinated, first brass ; very rare,
a valuable coin.
519 — — Duplicate; apparently finer, but tooled; very rare.
520 Antonia, wife of Drusus ; bust ; rev. figure standing, TI
CLAYDIYS CAESAR AYG P M TR P IMP S C ;
perfectly patinated, and very fine and rare; second
brass.
521 Germanicus, son of Drusus ; head to 1. ; rev. S C ; fully
equal to last, same size ; rare.
522 Obv. Germanicus in a quadriga ; rev. SIGNIS
RECEP DEYICT GERM S C ; ordinary, but very
rare ; also second size.
523 Caligula, A.D. 37; head laureated, C CAESAR AYG
GERMANICYS PON M TR; rev. three females
standing, AGRIPPINA DRYSILLA JYLIA SC ; an
extremely rare first brass ; an original coin, the obverse
well tooled, the reverse untouched.
524 Second brass ; rev. YESTA ; extremely fine.
525 Same ; poor.
526 Agrippina, Senior, her head to r. ; AGRIPPINA M E
MAT C CAESARIS AYGYSTI; rev. a covered fu-
neral chariot drawn by mules, MEMORIAE AGRIP-
PINAE ; a fine large first brass ; very rare and valuable.
527 Claudius, A.D. 41; head laureated to r. ; TI CLAY-
DIYS CAESAR AYG PM TR P IMP; rev. a tri-
umphal arch surmounted by an esquestrian statue
between two trophies ; a rare first brass ; the obverse
very sharp and fine, the reverse weak ; very desirable.
528 Obv. similar ; rev. Llope standing; same size, fine.
529 Another of this type and size ; perfectly patinated ;
fine and rare.
530 Second size ; Ceres and warrior charging ; both
rare and in fair preservation. 2 pieces
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531 Kero, A.D. 54 ; head laureated to r. ; NEEO CLAYD
c CAESAE AYG, etc.; rev. the Fort of Ostia with
vessels ; above, a statue — below, a river god ; fine first
brass and very rare.
532 Obv. same ; rev. Eome seated, S C ; same size and
equally well preserved.
533 Duplicate, except the head to 1.
534 Yarieties of second brass ; no duplicates. 4 pieces
535 Galba, A.D. 68; well patinated second brass; rev.
Liberty ; rare.
536 Yitellius, A.D. 69 ; head laureated to r. ; rev. dolphin
on a tripod, under the tripod a raven ; denarius of the
XY YIE (Quin-decemviri) ; very rare, but pierced.
537 YespxIsian, A.D. 69; laureated head to r. ; rev. female
seated holding a sprig and caduceus, COS ITEE, etc. ;
fine denarius.
538 Eev. TEI POT ; seated figure ; denarius.
539 Denarii of different reverses. 2 pieces
540 First brass of different types ; very good. 2 pieces
541 Second brass; rev. the Genius sacrificing; pati-
nated and fine.
542 Same size; rev. Jndea Capta; fair, rare.
543 Titus, A.D. 79; denarius; rev. Liberty; poor.
544 - — Laureated head to r. ; IMF CAES YESP AYG
FMT E PPF COS YIII ; rev. three figures standing,
PIETAS ; fine and very rare first brass, tooled.
545 Laureated head to 1. ; rev. PAX ; fine first brass.
546 Same; rev. S C figure standing; fine, same size.
547 Second size ; varieties ; fine lot. 3 pieces
548 First brass ; J udea Capta ; a good-looking coin,
free from the ordinary marks of forgeries, but doubt-
ful.
549 Domittan, 81 ; denarius, laureated head ; rev. IMP XIX
COS XIIII Pallas armed passing to 1. ; beautiful ; rare
type.
550 Same ; IMP XXI COS XYI ; equally fine.
551 Same ; Cos II ; the Emperor on a horse ; very rare.
552 Same ; Minerva and owl on a prow ; fine.
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562
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564
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567
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Domitian ; Same, Greek legend ; rev. caducens between
two lyres, and others ; fine lot. 9 pieces
First brass, Cos XI ; rev. tlie Emperor in a mili-
tary habit with a German shield, at his feet a woman
kneeling, (probably signifying the submission of Ger-
many) ; fine example, and very rare.
Second size, Cos XIIII; the Emperor sacrificing
before a hexastyle temple, two musicians assisting;
LVD SAEC EEC S C ; good example, rare type.
Other second brass ; fine. 2 pieces
First brass ; rev. Mars and trophy ; very good.
Xerva, A.D. 96 ; laureated head, IMP XERYA CAES
AYG, etc.; rev. Modius with barley heads bending
over the top, in the centre of the pot a poppy, PLEBEI
VRBAXAE FRYMEXTO COXSTITYTIO S C.
fine and extremely rare, first brass ; struck to commem-
orate the celebration of the secular games.
Same ; rev. two mules walking in opposite directions;
YEHICYL ATIOXE ITALIAE REMISSA S C. ; first
brass, as fine and rare as the one last described.
Plead with spiked crown; rev. two hands joined ; very
fine, second brass.
Trajan, A.D. 98, denarius, laureated head ; rev. female
standing with sprig and horn of plenty ; Cos IY. ; very
fine.
Duplicate, equally fine.
Same ; rev. Yictory holding palm and crown ; very
fine.
Duplicate ; fine.
Same ; rev. Yictory with trophy and crown passing
to r. ; fine.
Same ; rev. Yictory sacrificing ; very fine.
Same ; rev. Mars armed, holding a victory ; very
fine.
Same ; rev. a column, on top statue, and others ; good.
4 pieces
Same; rev. the Emperor seated, and same; rev.
trophy and captive ; fine. 2 pieces
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570 Trajan; First brass; rev. Victory erecting atrophy of
arms ; line, but not patinated ; rare.
571 Same; rev. female with cornucopia and flower.
fine.
572 Second size. 2 pieces
573 Hadrian, A.D. 117 ; denarius, laureated head ; rev. a
woman sitting on the ground holding a systrum, before
her an Ibis, AEGYPTOS ; fine, and a rare and interest-
ing type.
574 Same ; rev. Victory with a trophy passing to r. ; ex-
tremely fine.
'575 Same; rev. Rome seated and female standing; fine.
2 pieces
576 Duplicate of last lot. 2 pieces
i577 Denarii of Hadrian ; good lot. 5 pieces
578 First brass, laureated bearded head ; rev. Hope
standing, SPES ; patinated and very fine.
579 Same; bust with paludamentum and cuiras ; rev.
warrior standing, VIRT AVC S. C. ; patinated, fine
and broad, very desirable.
580 Same ; beardless head to left ; rev. Justice seated ;
dark green patination, fine.
5S1 Same ; laureated and bearded head to r ; rev. the
Emperor and attendants on an Estrade, a citizen re-
ceiving gifts, LIBERALITAS AV G; a faint impression,
perfectly preserved, patinated.
582 Same ; rev. Pontifex Maximus ; the Emperor seated
with hasta and Victory ; perfectly patinated and pre-
served.
583 Same ; rev. female seated — “ Indulgentia,” etc. ;
extremely fine.
584 Second size, head crowned ; rev. Pegasus and others ;
some first size. 4 pieces
585 Sabina, wife of Hadrian ; denarius ; fair, scarce.
586 First brass; head with high coif; poor.
587 Second size; perfectly patinated and line, rare.
588 Aelius, son of Annius Verus and Rupilia Faustina; bare
head bearded ; rev. figure passing to left ; a good first
brass, not fine ; rare.
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593
594
595
596
597
598
599
600
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602
Antoninus Pius, A.D. 138; denarius; laureated head
rev. Modius with barley and poppy ; fine ; the planchet
an irregular oval.
Same ; rev. thunderbolt on a draped altar or table ;
fine.
Same; rev. a Priest sacrificing; extra fine.
Denarii ; very good. 2 pieces
— — ■ First brass, laureated and bearded head ; rev. the
Emperor in a gown (toga) sacrificing upon an altar,
YOTA SYSCEPTA DECEN III. S. C. ; in exergue
Cos. IY. ; light green patination, and extremely fine.
Same ; rev. Apollo standing in the dress of a woman ;
in his right hand a patera, in his left a lyre, APOLI-
Om AYGYSTO; dark green patination, equally fine,
and a very rare type.
Same; rev. the Emperor in a quadriga, COS IY. ;
very fine, rare type.
Duplicate of this rare coin ; fine.
Same ; rev. Fortune standing holding ears of barley
and anchor, near her a Modius, ANHONA. AYGG, S.
C. ; very dark patination ; very sharp and fine.
Same ; bare head of Antoninus ; rev. a soldier carry-
ing a man on his shoulder and leading another by the
hand, the latter with a crooked staff, TPP COS III ;
extremely sharp and fine; very rare.
Same ; rev. two figures seated within an octostyle
temple with pointed gable, TEMPLVM DIY AYG
PEST COS I Y. ;• not patinated, but nearly as it left the
die; rare.
Same; rev. Romulus and Remus suckled by a she-
wolf; very good, a little rubbed; rare.
Same ; rev. on an Estrade, two Emperors seated on
curule chairs, soldiers at each end ; fair.
Same ; rev. the Genius of the Roman Senate stand-
ing in a toga, GENIO SERATYS ; fine.
Same ; rev. Health standing feeding a serpent twined
round an altar, SxiLYS ; fine.
Same ; rev. Fortune standing ; fine.
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Antoninus Pius ; First brass, with various reverses ; all
fine. 4 pieces
Same, bare head ; rev. a four-story catafalque ; pat-
inated and well preserved.
Second size ; two very beautifully patinated and fine.
4 pieces
Faustina (the mother), wife of Ant. Pius ; denarius, dia-
demed head veiled, DIYA FAVSTFNI ; rev. Eternity
personified ; fine.
Same ; rev. Priestess sacrificing ; fine.
First brass ; obv. bust of Faustina, DIVA, etc. ; rev.
Faustina holding a crown seated on the top of a car
drawn by two lions, AETERNITAS S. C. ; perfectly
and beautifully patinated, light green, and almost as it
left the die ; very rare.
Same; rev. Faustina seated in a covered car drawn
by elephants, same legend ; a rare type, in fair preserva-
tion.
Second size ; one very rare. 2 pieces
Marcus Aurelius, A.F). 161; denarius; head bare of
young Aurelius Caesar ; rev. youth, JVVENTAS ;
very well preserved.
Same ; head laureated of the Emperor ; rev. the
Emperor in the stola (sacred gown) sacrificing before a
tripod altar, YOTA SOL DECENFT COS III ; very
fine.
Same; rev. female seated holding balance and cor-
nucopia; extra tine.
Same ; rev. Mars with trophy ; and another ; fine.
2 pieces
First brass ; head bare of Aurelius Caesar ; rev.
Rome seated ; patinated and fine.
Same; rev. Caesar in a quadriga; same condition.
Same ; laureated and bearded head of the Emperor
Aurelius; rev. Victory erecting a shield or tablet, on
which is inscribed, YIC. PAR ; dark green polished
patina, extremely fine on an irregular planchet.
Duplicate ; very fine.
620
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Antique Coins.
4-0 621 Marcus Aurelius ; Same ; rev. Rome seated on arms,
holding a hasta; patinated and very fine.
'622 Same ; rev. female standing, with hasta and sprig ;
same condition.
623 Same ; rev. a temple supported by four columns
carved into terminal statues, the god within, the roof
arched, the facade covered with bas-reliefs, FELIC
AVC. Cos. III. ; patination, a reddish brown ; fine and
extremely rare type.
1 62-1 Same ; rev. two Emperors seated on an estrade and
Liberality standing, a fourth figure mounting by a lad-
der, IMP. YIII., COS. IIII. ; fine and extremely rare.
I (Havercamp, plate xix., RR.)
; 625 A variation of the same type, LIB AYGYSTOR
/ T. R. P. XY., COS. III. ; well preserved, rare,
ilu n. 626 Same; rev. .eagle on a globe ; patinated and fine.
627 Duplicate ; nearly as fine.
628 Second size, head crowned ; rev. YIC. PAR. ; same
as first size already described ; rare and fine.
629 Same, head crowned ; rev. thunderbolt ; perfectly
patinated and fine.
630 Same, laureated head ; rev. female standing with a
tessare and cornucopia ; beautifully patinated and ex-
tremely line.
VJ63L First and second brass. 3 pieces
632 Faustina, the daughter, wife of Aurelius ; denarius ;
rev. female standing holding victory and a shield, AY-
GYSTI PII FIL. ; very fine.
633 Duplicate and another, one pierced. 2 pieces
634 Same; rev. tomb, COX SECRATIO ; good.
635 First brass, head of Faustina, hair in a knot low
on the back of her head; rev. a mother, with two chil-
dren in arms and two by her side, FECYXD AY-
GYSTAE S. C. ; dark green patination and very fine.
636 Same; diademed head, hair in braids and knot;
rev. Happiness standing, LAETITIAE PYBLICAE ;
not patinated, but very fine.
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637 Faustina; Same; rev. Yen us standing, YEN YS ; same
condition as last, rare.
.638 Same; rev. tomb, Cybele seated between two lions ;
ordinary. 2 pieces
639 Lucius Yekus, associate of M. Aurelius; laureated head
bearded, IMP. CAES. L. AYREL. YERYS AYG.;
rev. young prince on horseback, with two attendants ; in
ex., PROTECTION ; patinated and well preserved, a
very desirable first brass, rare.
640 Lucilla, wife of Yerus; denarius; bust, hair waved and
confined in a knot behind, LYCILLA AYGYSTA;
rev. Concord seated, CONCORDIA ; obv. fine.
641 Same; rev. Yenus standing ; very good.
642 First brass, draped bust; rev. Yenus standing;
beautifully patinated and extremely fine, also rare.
643 Second size, same ; rev. Juno standing, with hasta
and patera, beside her a peacock ; beautifully patinated,
fine and rare.
644 Commodus, A.D. 180; denarius; laureated head; rev.
female standing holding a hasta and victory, NOBI-
LIT AYG. PM. TR. PXI. IMP YIII., COS Y. P.P. ;
fine and rare.
645 Same ; rev. female standing holding sprig and cornu-
copia, TRP. YIIIL, COS. IIII. ; fine, but dark.
646 First brass, laureated, bearded head ; rev. Cos
XII., the Emperor in a toga, with patera and hasta ;
perfectly patinated and fine, rare.
647 Same ; rev. Minerva charging ; equally fine.
648 Same; rev. three females standing with balances
and cornucopias (Moneta’s) ; patinated and fine, also
the type very uncommon.
649 Same ; rev. a heap of arms and armor, DE-GER-
MANIS ; a very fine and rare coin.
650 Another first brass of this rare type — not a dupli-
cate ; equally fine and rare.
651 Same, bust in paludamentum and cuirass ; rev. tet-
rastyle temple, statue within, and one with light blue
patination, good. 2 pieces
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652 Commodus ; Second size, crowned head ; rev. trophy and
two bound captives, DE-GERM ; patinated, fine and
rare.
653 Same; rev. Victory.
654 Didius Julianus, IMPCAES . M DID SEPT SEVER
JVLIAXVS AUG. ; rev. PM. TR. P. COS., For-
tune standing holding a rudder and cornucopia ; first
brass, dark patination, and well preserved, very rare.
655 Clodius Albinus, second brass, laureated head ; rev.
COS. II., EEsculapius standing with his attributes ;
perfectly patinated and fine, very rare.
656 Septimus Severus, A.D. 197 ; denarius ; head laureated
and bearded ; rev. Victory standing writing on a shield
resting on the trunk of a tree, PM. TR. P. XV. COS.
III. P.P. ; extremely fine, rare type.
657 Same ; rev. the Emperor sacrificing, etc. 2 pieces
658 First brass, head laureated and bearded ; rev. sol-
dier holding hasta and victory ; patinated and very fine,
rare.
659 Second size, same type ; equally fine.
660 First brass, two varieties ; one having the edge upset
before patination, forming a thick rim, “ Consecratio”
type ; both fine. 2 pieces
661 Julia Donna, wife of Severus ; draped bust, braided hair ;
rev. Venus standing half nude, leaning one arm on a
short pillar, holding an apple and palm, VEXERI
VICTRIX S C; patinated and well preserved; first
brass.
662 Caracalla, A.D. 211; Denarius; head laureated and
bearded ; rev. Indulgence personified, seated on a high-
backed chair ; very fine.
662* Second brass ; varieties. 2 pieces
663 Geta, brother of Caracalla ; young head bare ; rev. fig-
ure in a stola sacrificing ; fine denarius.
664 Same; head laureated and bearded; rev. Fortune
seated on the ground, one arm resting on a wheel, the
other supporting a cornucopia, FORT RED TR, etc. ;
fine and rare type.
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665 Geta ; First brass ; laureated and bearded bead ; rev. two
Emperors (Geta and Caraealla) seated on curule chairs
on an estrade, an attendant with cornucopia bestowing
gifts, LIBERALITAS AVGG VI ET Y ; very fine
and rare to excess.
666 Same ; Victory seated ; patinated.
667 Macrinus, A.D. 217; first brass, in fair preservation;
very rare.
668 Elegabalus, A.D. 218; denarius; rev. “liberality,”
“ laetitia,” “felicity,” etc. ; all fine. 4 pieces
669 Same ; good reverse. 2 pieces
670 First brass ; head laureated ; rev. Peace with her
attributes, PAX ; patinated and fine. (Rare this size.)
671 Julia Maesa, Elegabalus’ Aunt ; first brass, draped bust,
braided hair ; rev. Cybele seated between lions
MATER ; very good example ; rare.
672 Severus Alexander, A.D. 222 ; first brass ; laureated
head ; rev. Providence standing with her attributes ;
fine.
673 Duplicate of same ; fine.
674 Same ; rev. Rome seated ; good.
675 Same ; two varieties. 2 pieces
676 Julia Mamaea, mother of Severus ; first brass; lau-
reated head, hair in net; rev. Vesta holding a patera
VESTA ; perfectly patinated and fine.
677 Maximinus, A.D. 235 ; denarius ; laureated bearded
head ; rev. Peace standing holding hasta and flower ;
as it came from the die ; rare.
678 First brass; same type; patinated and extremely
fine ; in this condition rare.
679 Same; rev. Victory; fine.
680 Gordian III., A.D. 238; first brass; laureated head,
short hair; rev. female standing holding scales and
cornucopia SECVRITAS AVC; patinated and fine.
681 Same; others of different reverse. 2 pieces
682 Denarius ; rev. Victory ; fine.
683 Philip Senior, called the Arabian, A.D. 244 ; laureated
bearded head ; rev. young prince on horseback ; pati-
nated and fine ; first brass, rare.
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684 Trebonianus Gallus, A.D. 251 ; first brass ; good, rare.
685 Trajanus Decius, A.D. 249 ; denarius ; bead in spiked
crown; rev. Genius standing ; fine.
686 Yolusianus, A.D. 253 ; denarius; head in spiked crown;
rev. Soldier standing YIRTYS AYG; extremely fine.
687 First brass ; laureated head ; rev. Concord stand-
ing ; dark green patination, and extremely fine ; rare.
688 Yaleeian, A.D. 253 ; first brass ; laureated head with-
out beard; rev. female standing with caduceus and
cornucopia ; patinated and very fine ; rare.
689 Same; rev. Yictory ; equal to last ; rare.
690 Mariniana, wife of Yalerian; veiled head; rev. peacock
■with tail spread ; denarius ; fine.
691 Second brass ; same type ; perfectly patinated and
fine ; rare.
692 Postumas, Maximanus, Gordian III., and other billon ;
denarii. 10 pieces
693 Gallienus, Salonina, Julia Pia, Yalerianus, and others;
billon. 10 pieces
694 Similar to last. 10 pieces
695 Claudius Gothicus, Tetricus, Mariniana, Gallienus, and
others. 10 pieces
696 Copper of Theodosius, Carausius (of Britain) ; Diocle-
tian, Maxentius, Licinus, and others ; fine and rare
lot. 20 pieces
697 Constantine Family and others. 22 pieces
698 Miscellaneous Ancient Copper Coins ; some very rare
ones in poor condition, as for example, one with the
amphitheatre of Titus on the reverse. 50 pieces
699 Medallion of Marcus Aurelius, and first brass of Galba ;
rare types and finely executed modern counterfeits.
2 pieces
700 Brundusium in Calabria ; Greek copper coin of the sec-
ond size; obv. laureated head of Yep tune, behind tri-
dent ; rev. Arion astride of a dolphin, lyre and victory
in hand BRYN ; in good preservation ; very rare.
701 Antiochus YIII., Egypt; radiated head; rev. eagle
thick copper ; fine.
3 0
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Copper Coins , Tokens , and Cards.
702 Simon (Judea) ; grapevine; rev. pot of manna; fine ex-
ample, sometimes called the “ widow’s mite ;” an inter-
esting and rare little copper coin.
703 Judea of Augustus ; obv. head ; rev. hand grasping bar-
ley and poppies ; fine little copper coin ; rare.
704 Triens, third part of the As; obv. thunderbolt; rev.
dolphin ; thick copper, two inches broad, a piece broken
off; very rare.
Addenda to Part /.
COPPER COINS, TOKENS, AND CARDS.
705 Italy, 10, 5, 2, and 1 Centesimi, scarce as a set. 4 pieces
706 5, 2, 1 and 4 Baiocchi, do. do. 4 do.
707 Soldi, 3 and 1 Centesimi, Napoleon. do.
708 Spain, different denominations of Isabella II., scarce.
3 pieces
709 France, Dix, Cinq, Deanx, and Un Centimi, Nap. III.
4 pieces
710 Belgium, 20, 10, and 5 Cents, Leopold, (nickel). 3 do.
711 5, 2, and 1 Cents, Leopold, copper. 3 do.
I 712 French Republic, 1871, 10, and 5 Centimes. 2 do.
713 Liberia Cent, 1833 and 1847. 2 do.
714 Ceylon, 1802, (Elephant), scarce.
(715 Peru Republic, 1864, 2 and 1 Centavo, Nickel 2 do.
716 Lima Republic, 1855, Medio Centime.
J717 Victoria Pennies, 1841 and 1874. 2 do.
J 718 Model Penny, and half Farthing. 2 do.
(719 Wood’s Half-pennies. 2 do.
720 Japanese Tempo.
721 Various copper coins ; some rare. 15 do.
722 Canada and others, two rare. 8 do.
723 Cards, Apollo Gardens, Hess and Speidel. 2 do.
724 Jenscii, Bell Founder, Chicago, scarce card.
725 Bolen’s Card, (C. & W. M.) 2 do.
726 Evans & Watson.
727 R. Lovett Jr’s. Card, (Head of Penn.)
728 Worcester St. R.R., rubber.
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Copper Coins , Tokens , and Cards.
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7730
1731
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735
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736
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743
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744
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746
747
748
749
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750
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751
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754
755
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757
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759
1
760
Cards, no duplicate ; some scarce. 20 pieces
French Coins ; do. 8 do.
Miscellaneous Coins. 25 do.
Lincoln, 1860, W. M., scarce.
Douglass & Johnson, Bell & Everett, and Breckenridge
and Lane. 3 pieces
U. S. Grant.
Grant & Colfax ; rubber, scarce.
Franklin Press Token, 1794, scarce.
Map of France, 1794, scarce.
End of Pa*i%1793, scarce.
Duplicate.
Pidcock’s Token, scarce.
Duplicate.
Six-and-a-half Pounds of Bread for Is., April, 1796 ;
“ God be Praised extremely rare token.
Odd Fellow’s Token, scarce.
Feed’s Half-penny, proof, (1793), ex. fine, rare.
E. I. Co., do. do. do. 1791, scarce.
P. Batley, do. do. do. 1795, rare.
Grendon, do. 1812, rare.
Bomulus & Bemus, etc. 2 pieces
Cents, 1794, 1796, 1798, 1802, 1803, 1816, 1817, 1818,
1819, 1820, 1825, 1826, 1827, 1829, 1830, 1831, 1833,
1837, 1838, 1840, 1842, 1853, 1854, and 1856. 25 pieces
Silver Coins.
Half-dime, 1795.
1797.
Dime, 1846.
Victor Emanuel ; 50 and 20 Centesimi. 2 pieces
Napoleon ; 10 Soldi, Italy, scarce.
Pius IX. ; 10 do.
Spain ; two Beals, Isabella II.
Turkish Coins, small. 3 do.
Napoleon II. ; 50 Centimes.
Denmark, William II., 25 and 10 Centimes. 2 do.
William III., 10 and 5 do. 2 do.
American Silver.
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IS" 761 Demarara Half Guilder, George III. ; scarce.
2_5T c 762 do., William TV. ; do.
I 763 Hong Iaong; 10 Cent Victoria.
Iq 764 Victoria, 1£ Penny ; William III., 1£ penny. 2 pieces
765 William I., Penny ; broken.
fS~ 766 Henry III. ; Penny.
10 767 Shilling Token, 1812, Lancashire, etc.
1^0 768 South Wales, Bristol, etc., 12 pence, 1811.
769 Charles XI., Denmark, 2 marks, 1669 ; rare.
I Lf-o 770 Vargas Dollar. Mexico ; rare.
AMERICAN SILVER.
Quarters.
771 1821 and 1825. 2 pieces
"l A 772 1860, Proof.
773 1860, Uncirculated.
3o 774 1S62, do
ft o 775 1862, Proof,
fro 776 1863, do
4-o 777 1863, Uncirculated.
778 1864, Proof; scarce.
779 1865, Uncirculated; scarce.
780 1866, Proof ; scarce.
Dimes.
Oc
781
1858,
Proof ; rare.
4o
782
1859,
do
to
783
1860,
do
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784
1862,
do
2 S'
785
1863,
do
3 0
786
1864,
do
787
1864,
Uncirculated.
788
1865,
Proof.
789
1866,
Uncirculated.
790
1867,
do
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791
1869,
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792
1870,
do
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A mericcin Coins.
Half-Dimes.
2^ 793 1859, Proof.
PT 794 1860, do
3P 795 1862, do
V 796 1862, Uncirculated.
8 797 1864, do
a 6" 798 1864, Proof
U99 1866, Uncirculated ;
800 1867, do
\ \801 1869, do
/ 802 1870, do
1803 1871, do
scarce.
do
Three Cents .
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1859,
Uncirculated.
l 6
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1860,
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1806
1861,
do
807
1861,
Proof.
U
808
1862,
Uncirculated.
2-\
809
1864,
do
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810
1864,
Proof.
H-o
811
1S65,
do
n^r
812
1867,
do
813
1870,
do
Cents.
1 1 814 1860, 1862, 1864, 1865, 1866, all proof.
Two Cents.
815 1864, 1865, 1866, all proof.
816 1865, Three cents ; proof.
Hive Cents.
^0 817 1866, 1866, 1866, all proof.
5 pieces
3 pieces
1 piece
3 pieces
Ancient Silver Coins.
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Athens ; thick tetradrachm, head of Minerva ; rev. owl
and spray of olive within a square incusum ; fine.
Tyke ; same ; obv. head laureated (Baal ?) ; rev. eagle,
club, and palm-branch, Greek inscription ; very fine
and rare.
Duplicate ; same in all respects.
Titastjs ; fine broad tetradrachm ; obv. head of the In-
dian, Bacchus ; rev. Hercules standing, nude with the
exception of the lion’s skin hanging on his arm, his
head laureated, the legend in Greek, “Hercules, Savi-
our of the Thasions ; a beautiful example, in some re-
spects the finest that I have seen.
Corinth ; Didrachm of the usual type — helmeted head
and Pegasus ; very good.
Didrachm ; obv. helmet, TEM ; rev. tripod and club ;
very fine and rare.
Head of Jupiter Dodonoeus ; rev. eagle on a thun-
derbolt, in Greek letters APEIROTAN, all inclosed
in wreath of oak-leaves ; fine and rare.
Persian of Artaxerxes ; rev. fire altar ; pierced.
Alexander Magnus ; Drachm of the usual type ; good.
Greek Imperial Tetradrachm of ITeliogabalus, bust ; rev.
eagle holding a wreath ; line and rare.
Marcus Agrippa, son-in-law of Augustus ; silver coin of
the usual type of his well-known copper ; second size ;
obv. head ; rev. Neptune standing ; in excellent pre-
servation and unknown rarity, his denarius being worth
200 francs ; guaranteed original.
Augustus Gesar ; Denarius, head laureated ; rev. tem-
ple tetrastyle ; fine and rare.
Antony ; head of Cleopatra ; rev. lion ANTON IMP ;
hemidrachm or quinarius ; ordinary for condition, but
very rare ; and another. 2 pieces
Consular Denarii ; good. 6 pieces
Imperial Denarii of Trajan, Antoninus Pius, and Sep-
timus Severus. 3 pieces
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mens ; third of the as libralis ; © © © © and thunder-
bolt ; rev. © © © @ and dolphin. Size 32
extans ; half of last ; © © and head of Mercury ; rev.
same and prow. Size 18
— Same, with head of Mercury and two globules on
both sides ; same size.
ncia ; the half of the sextans, or piece of one ounce ;
lielmeted head and @ ; rev. same and prow. Size 16
— Same ; a marked variety. Size 18
[These are divisions of a very early form of the AS, and are fine
and valuable examples].
2 pieces
Same of Marcus Aurelius and Faustina the daughter.
2 pieces
Same, of Hadrian, Commodus, and Gordian III.
3 pieces
crocodile chained to a palm tree, and others. 3 pieces
arge and small brass. 14 pieces
mall brass coins of the lower empire, from Constantine
downward, with labels, fitted in a perforated card, good
for a new collector. 40 pieces
aduan Copies or Forgeries of rare Medallions of Sept.
Severus, Didius, Julianus, Helvetius Pertinax, and
Plautilla ; and one in the Contorniatus style of Domit-
ian and Empress, which may be antique ; making a tine
lot of 5 pieces.
Modern Silver Coins.
| ^ 845 Crown of Frederick III., King of Denmark, Norway,
and Sweden, 1660 ; crowned bust : rev. lion, DOMINVS
PROVIDENT ; very broad ; a fine and scarce coin.
J y 846 Crown of the City of Mentz, 1639 ; rev. St. Stephen,
PROTO MARTIR ; broad, very fine and rare.
I ;*j V 847 of the Republic ot Venice, 1756; rev. “Franc,
Lauredano Duce fine and rare.
Modern Copper Coins.
5 1
c 848 Medal of Aloysis Mocenigo Doge, 1766 ; rev. lion and
tiger regarding each other, AHUM AFFRI in exerque;
well preserved, very rare. Size 20
849 Grown of Lonis XVI. France, 1783 ; mint mark, fox ;
nearly uncirculated, scarce.
850 Dollar of Tunis ; very fine and rare.
851 Henry II. of France, 1557 ; Testoon with his bust to the
waist ; extremely fine, rare.
852 Charles, Duke of Nance ; Testoon, with bust ; same
stjde and era ; very fine and rare.
853 Louis XIII., Quarter Crown, 1643 ; head laureated, bust
draped in the Homan manner ; remarkably fine.
854 Louis XIY. ; without bust, 1645, arms crowned ; rev.
cross ; equally fine, same size.
855 Louis XIY. and XY. ; Elizabeth of England and others ;
small coins, TV crown average value ; a good lot.
12 pieces
856 Indieferent lot good silver and base coins. 12 pieces
857 Republic of Honduras ; nickel coins, 4 and i Reals, 1870 ;
extra fine, rare. 2 pieces
858 Medalet ; Napoleon, Eugenie, and the young Prince ; 3
busts, by Caqne ; fine and uncirculated, rare. Size 10
Modern Copper Coins.
859 France ; a collection of value, comprising Old Baronial
and Regal, Colonial and Revolutionary ; with Meda-
lets of Napoleon I. and “ Henri de France,” Pretender,
in unusually fine condition. 30 pieces
860 Russia • from 5 to 1 Copeck ; very fine. 7 “
861 Turkey ; proof set ; beautiful, from size 12 to 24 ; desir-
able. 5 pieces
862 Austria ; Pieces of necessity of Francis I., 1807 ; 30, 15,
and lb krs. ; fine. 3 pieces
863 Miscellaneous Medals and Coins, penny size; a valuable
12 pieces
864 Different sizes ; good lot. 42
865 English half-penny tokens, many bright, with varieties
of Lady Godiva, etc. 44 pieces
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%{x. 866
I.SM 867
r 868
869
% 870
Vo 871
7 t 872
* r 873
874
1+0 875
« 1 876
\
A meric an Coins .
Bag of Old Coins, unclassified and generally poor, con
taining, however, some fine and uncommon pieces.
235 pieces
United States Cent of 1793 ; rev. OISTE CENT within
an endless chain ; rather poor ; very rare.
of 1794 ; poor.
Homan, Emperors Gallienus and Tetricus ; silver and
copper. 3 pieces
Hadrian ; rev. Galley, “ Cos III. very fine medal-
lion ; copy of an antique ; brass.
Yespasian ; rev. u Judea Capta fine first brass ; a
little doubtful, but with the balance of probabilities on
the side of its antiquity; if genuine, valuable.
Bronze Medal of Frances Henry Egerton, Earl of Bridge-
water. Size 28
Benj. Franklin ; from the series Numismatica, by
Durand. Size 28
Georgius W ashington ; same series.
General Lafayette ; rev. u The Defender of Ameri-
can and French Liberty by Caunos. Size 32
Benny of Victoria for New Brunswick, 1843.
PART II.
(f.iY
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AMERICAN COINS.
Colonial.
877 Rosa Americana, 1723 ; Two penny (penny size), with
the rose crowned ; a beautiful and strictly uncirculated
coin ; rare.
378 Penny (half-penny size) of the same type and date ;
uncirculated ; good companion to last ; rare.
879 Same ; with the rose without the crown, 1722 ; very
good example.
880 Half-penny (farthing size), same date and type ; copy;
very fine.
American Coins.
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881 Wood Half-penny, 1723 ; beautiful, uncirculated example,
with the harp behind the figure of Hibernia ; rare.
882 Farthing, same date and type ; uncirculated.
883 Duplicate, equally fine.
881 Half-penny ; ordinary.
885 Louisiana Cent, 1721 ; letter L’s back to back crossed
under a crown ; very fine, rare.
886 Cent of 1767; two sceptres crossed ; rev. 3 lilies
within a wreath, the two ends of the wreath touching a
crown ; a beautiful uncirculated example, nearly proof ;
very rare.
887 The same, with RF stamped over the lilies by a
punch ; extremely fine.
8S8 Rhode Island Medal, 1773, map ; rev. Adm’l Howe’s flag-
ship ; brass ; extremely fine.
889 Continental Currency, 1776 ; fine original in tin; scarce,
spelled currency ; extremely fine, rare.
890 Georgius Triumpho, 1735 ; good example.
891 Louisiana, Franklin, Mott, and Talbot, Allum and Lee
Cents. 5 pieces
892 Talbot, Allum & Lee Cent, of 1794; HEW YORK
above the ship ; uncirculated ; rare.
£93 The same, muled with the BIRMINGHAM
HALF-PENH Y ; a brilliant proof impression ; very
rare.
894 Same of 1795 ; HEW YORK in the legend, around
the ship ; uncirculated and bright ; rare.
895 Franco- Americana (Castorland) Token ; fine proof
copper.
896 Immunis Columbia, 1787 ; a fine uncirculated impression ;
very rare.
897 Nova Constellatio, 1783, with small letters and large
script ; two examples, almost uncirculated ; very desir-
able. 2 pieces
898 Repetition of last ; very good pair. 2 pieces
899 Massachusetts Cent, 1787 ; good impression, but little
worn, but dark.
900 Half Cent, same date ; strictly uncirculated piece ;
rare.
901 1787 and 1788 ; a pair, rather poor. 2
pieces
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A m erica n Coins.
3. DA)
902
903
b-o
904
All
905
906
nv
907
U-..CJ O
908
.2.S~
909
47V
910
911
bo
912
,C1
U-o
913
914
\
915
916
t 0
917
\ Vro
918
919
sir
920
] 3 0
921
14V
922
cf
923
1 7 v
924
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4-cro
925
bo
926
1°
927
1 0
Vo
928
929
English Half-penny, with a Massachusetts Indian with
tomahawk and how. “ If rents I once consent,” etc.
uncirculated ; rare.
Hew Jersey Cents, 1787 ; varieties in the horses heads
and shape of ploughs ; very nearly uncirculated. 3 pcs
Another selection ; fine. 3 pieces
Similar. 3 pieces
With broad planchets, above the plough, a trefoil ;
extra fine ; rare.
Same, with two small do. 4 pieces
With horse head to left ; a rare type, and although
dark, and not a strong impression, but little worn and
desirable.
Connecticut Cents ; laureated head to left ; uncirculated
impression, 1788; rare.
Same, very fine; varieties. 3 pieces
With head to right ; nearly uncirculated ; rare.
Heads to right and left ; some fine. 5 pieces
And Hew Jersey. 8 do.
Vermont Cents ; good. 2 do.
Colonials, unclassified. 5 do.
Cents.
Washington Cent, 1791, large eagle ; bright and uncir-
culated ; nearly proof, and in reality more rare than
the small eagle variety.
1793, Wreath ; small date, good color; fair Cent.
1793, Same, small planchet; poor.
1794, Large planchet; broad milling; fine.
1794, Small do., broken die, dark, but very good.
1795, Plain edge, dark ; very good Cent.
1794, ’95, ’97, ’98, and 1800 ; from poor to fair. 5 pieces
1798, 1800, and 1802 ; dark, but very fair. 3 do.
1803, Good color and sharp ; not uncirculated.
1804, Hark and rubbed, but not very poor ; rare.
1805, A good Cent for date.
1806, Also good for date; not fine.
1806 and 1809, poor; scarce. 2 pieces
1810, Two varieties, and 1811, fair. 3 do.
American Coins.
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2- S~ t 930 1812, Better, very good Cent.
Istd 931 181-1, Extremely fine, stars sharp ; fine color.
3- o 932 1811 and 1815, but with some doubts as to whether the
last date is correct ; it looks like a typographical error.
2 pieces
^ 933 1816, Broken die; uncirculated and bright.
931 1811, Uncirculated; much fine red color remaining.
^ ^ 935 1817, Uncirculated ; not bright.
1 •Cru 936 1818, Good color, and nearly uncirculated.
937 1819, Uncirculated ; bright red.
»,U 938 1820, Same.
((J 939 1820, 1821, and 1823, all poor. 4 pieces
(940 1823, Poor, but scarce.
| 911 ISM, Fine. Ur* C
942 1830, Only fair, the reverse fine.
5 c 943 1831 and 1833, fine Cents. 2 pieces
L } “l- 944 1834, Uncirculated ; fine color, hardly tarnished; very
desirable.
£0 945 1838, Uncirculated ; red.
2-U 946 1838, Same; fine clove brown.
to
( 947 1840 and 1841, very good.
2
pieces
\948 1843 and 1846, 'do.
2
do.
V
(0
949 1846, Uncirculated.
950 1847 and 1848, good Cents.
4
pieces
IV
951 1848 and 1849, uncirculated.
2
do.
2_
952 1849 and 1859, fine.
2
do.
6 v
953 1850, ’51, ’52, ’53, and ’54, uncirculated and bright. 5 pcs
lo
954 1855, Upright and oblique date, do.
do. 2
do.
■3o
955 1857, Large and small date; fine.
2
do.
r
956 1856 and other 50’s, generally bright.
8
do.
Half Cents.
957 1803, ’4, ’6, ’7, and ’9, all but first two
very fine. 5
pieces
958 1828, ’29, and ’32, good
3
do.
^0
959 1833, ’34, and ’35, uncirculated.
3
do.
(0
960 1851, ’53, and ’56, very fine.
3
do.
(0
961 Various dates.
11
do.
962 Nickel from 1857 to ’64 inclusive ; uncirculated. 8
do.
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963 Copper, nickel size, from 1864 to 1873 inclusive. 10 pcs
964 Two Cents, from 1864 to 1870 inclusive. 8 pieces
Proof Sets.
The following will be found in the same condition as when deliv-
ered at the mint, and in the same wrappers; they are small sets,
5 and 3 cent pure nickel, and 2 and 1 do. copper.
965 1867, Four pieces.
966 1868, Same.
967 1869, do.
968 1870, do.
969 1871, do.
970 1872, do.
971 1873, do. very rare.
The remaining proof sets contain, besides the “ small set,” the dollar,
half and quarter dollar, dime and half dime, making 10 pieces.
972 1866, Ten pieces.
973 1869, do.
974 1870, do.
975 1872, do.
976 1874, Nine pieces.
Pattern Pieces.
977 Dollar of 1836; artist’s name on base of the figure of
Liberty ; tarnished proof ; rare.
978 First steam coinage, 1836, (March 23) ; bronze proof,
scarce.
979 Cent of 1854; head of Liberty without legend, and same
date, with flying eagle within [circle of stars ; proof.
2 pieces
980 of 1855, flying eagle (like last) ; trial of copper and
nickel. 2 pieces
981 Set of the patterns offered in 1858 for nickel Cents,
viz. : four with Indian head ; rev. oak wreath and
shield, oak wreath without shield, laurel wreath and
old wreath ; four with small eagle, and the same
reverses, and four with large eagle and same ; making
a proof set of twelve pieces.
A meric a n Co ins .
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982 Half Dollar of 1869, STANDARD SILVER; bead
diademed ; brilliant proof.
983 Head with star, brilliant.
984 Same in phrygian cap ; brilliant.
985 Quarter Dollar, same date, diademed head ; proof.
986 —
987 —
— Head with star ; proof.
— Same in phrygian cap, proof.
988 Dime ; same date ; head with star ; brilliant ; proof.
989
Same in phrygian cap,
do.
Gold.
990 Eagle of 1795 ; nearly uncirculated, but pierced ; scarce.
991 Half-Eagle, small date ; on rev. small eagle ; extremely
fine ; in this condition, rare.
992 Eagle, 1799 ; ordinary (good) condition.
993 Eagle, 1801 ; remarkably fine ; scarce.
Silver Dollars.
994 1794, Very good, the minting not sufficiently forcible to
overcome the drift marks on the planchet, but every
part of the dies fairly impressed ; the head considerably
worn, but on the whole a desirable dollar ; very rare.
995 1795, Same type (head with flowing hair) ; very fine ;
rare.
996 1795, Fillet head ; fine, very scarce.
997 1799, Uncirculated, with slight marks of friction against
other coins in same bag.
998 1800, Very fine.
999 1801, Fine.
1000 1802, Equal to 1799, and with the same qualification,
uncirculated; scarce.
1001 1803, Fine.
1002 1850, New Orleans mint, fine.
1003 1866, Brilliant proof.
1004 1870, Same.
1005 1871, Very fine.
1006 1872, Uncirculated. %
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American Coins.
$“0
1007
1873,
Yery fine.
i iy
1008
1873,
“Trade dollar;” brilliant.
\ “To
1009
1873,
Duplicate.
Half-Dollars.
3
1010
1794,
Considerably circulated, but not scratched ; scarce.
Lf-i a
1011
1795,
Uncommonly fine • very rare.
YU
1012
1801,
Seldom found better, or even as good ; but much
circulated ; scarce.
3 S~c
1013
1802,
Same condition, and subject to same remarks ;
scarce.
1 13
1014
1803,
Much finer ; even June, for date.
1015
1805,
About like last, or very fair.
1
1016
1812, Nearly uncirculated ; scarce.
r-r
1017
1823,
Yery fine.
1018
1830,
Entirely uncirculated.
1^
1019
1832,
Yery fine.
\ ;0 O
1020
1836,
Uncirculated and brilliant ; scarce.
1021
1838,
Extremely fine.
Dimes.
£>.zr
1022
1796,
Extremely fine ; rare.
4-0
1023
1829,
Uncirculated.
1024
1833,
Extremely fine.
bo
1025
1859,
Brilliant proof.
'S'O
1026
1860,
Fine proof.
Lf S’
1027
1862,
Same.
*U“
1028
1863,
do.
IS
1029
1866,
do.
4-0
1030
1867,
do.
&¥
1031
1868,
do.
1032
1869,
do.
3o
1033
1870,
do.
ia
1034
1871,
do.
Co
1035
1872,
do.
Half-Dimes.
I S~D
1036
1794,
Y ery fair ; scarce.
■°1
1037
1829,
Uncirculated.
A merican Coins.
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1038
1039
1010
1011
[1012
1013
NL011
1015
/1016
M0T7
1018
1019
1050
1051
1052
1053
1051
1055
1056
1057
1058
1059
1060
1061
1062
1063
1836, Uncirculated.
1S32, Very fine.
1817, Uncirculated.
1850, Very fine.
1851, Same.
1852, do.
1853, do.
1855, do.
1856, do.
1857, do.
1858, Fine proof.
1859, Same.
1860, Very fine.
1861, Fine proof.
1862, Scratched proof.
Personal and Political Medalets. — Silver.
Washington, Siege of Boston, 1775 ; Washington on
horseback ; fine proof ; Lovett’s series.
North Point and Fort McHenry; bust; rev.
monument in Baltimore ; fine proof.
Free Trade and Sailors’ Rights ; Lovett’s series ; fine
proof.
Fireman’s Medal, 1860 ; fine proof.
The Loyal National League; War of 1861; fine proof.
Size 21
Society Medal, engraved arms of New Jersey ; rev.
member’s name, loops ; origin unknown. Size 20
In Copper, Brass , and Tin.
Washington Cents of 1783, Unity States, and double
head. 2 pieces
Washington and Independence, same date. 2 pcs
Liberty and Security ; large die ; uncirculated,
rare.
Grate cent, 1795 ; uncirculated, scarce.
Wvon medal, 1796 ; history in three circles cir-
cumscribing camion and Fasces, Caduceus and scroll ;
very good, slight scratches ; scarce.
6o
A merican Coins.
U 1064 Washington ; Success to the United States ; brass token,
poor.
1065 C. Wolfe, Clark and Spies’ card; with heads of
Washington and Jackson, in oval rings; brass, much
rubbed, but a rare piece.
An 1066 Bust ; rev. born and died, etc., by Lovett ; tin.
Size 22
\ 1067 Bust; below, SECURITY ; rev. ship; after the
Sommer Island piece ; fine proof ; copper, scarce.
Size 22
\ . «nr> 1068 Similar ; rev. (engraved) W. H. SMITH, Co. G.
11th Reg. N. Y. Volunteers, July 24; brass. Size 22
i •b.'b 1069 Bust, full face ; rev. u lie is a Freeman whom the
Truth makes free;” copper. Size 22
lo 1070 Bust; rev. Brimlow’s card ; 2 (cents); copper and
brass varieties ; ex. fine. 5 pieces
3Y 1071 Patriae Pater; VIRTUE, etc. ; copper. Size 18
4-0 1072 Same ; rev. born and died, head on both sides ;
fine proof, on ex. thick copper, planchet. Size 14
b V 1073 Sages’ Historical Tokens ; fine proof impressions in
copper ; Vos. 1, 2, 6, 10, 12, and 13. 6 pieces
Jr 1074 “ Odds and Ends ;” Nos. 1, 2, and 3 ; same style.
3 pieces
Jr 1075 “Numismatic Gallery odds and ends,” etc.;
same style and condition. 4 pieces
1076 David LIosack ; bust; rev. Arts and Science; fine
proof, copper, by Fur si. Size 22
yC 1077 Independence Hall, 1776; rev. the Liberty Bell;
splendid proof, copper. Size 24
3-0 1078 Same, in brass.
1079 Continental Currency Seal, 1778 ; fine proof, copper,
dollar size.
1080 Stephen Gerard, the benefactor of Philadelphia ; fine
proof, copper. Size 22
1081 Free Trade and Sailor’s Rights, by Childs , Chicago;
tin. Size 24
T 1082 Sabbath-ScIiooI Jubilee, July 4, 1842, and Odd Fellows
Hall ; corner-stone laid, etc. ; copper and tin, fine
proofs ; size 22 and 24. 2 pieces
A merican Coins.
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1083 Nassau Water- Works, and Temperance Medal ; fine tin
proof pieces ; size 22 and 24. 2 pieces
1084 John Bull to Brother Jonathan, and World’s Peace
Jubilee (Boston) ; cross ; copper and tin. 2 pieces
1085 Gen. Geo. B. McClellan ; Army Medal, by Merriam ;
fine proof, copper. Size 22
1086 Bust, | face; rev. One flag, and one Union ; tin.
Size 23
1087 — — Bust, to left ; rev. the People’s Choice, 1864 ; cop-
per and tin ; size 22. 2 pieces
1088 Same ; rev. The Constitution as it Is ; (McClellan
and Pendleton) ; tin. Size 22
1089 Same; rev. Washington’s bust, surrounded by
arms ; tin. Size 20
1090 Same ; rev. Eagle standing on a drum ; rubbed
brass ; rare. Size 20
1091 Same ; rev. Monitor, 1862 ; fine proof, on thick
planchet ; copper. Size 20
1092 Abraham Lincoln, bust ; rev. rail fence, “ the great rail
splitter,” 1860 ; copper proof. Size 22
1093 “ Honest Old Abe;” rev. “Union Candidate,”
etc. ; tin. Size 20
1094 Stephen A. Douglass, bust ; rev. eagle ; by True ; proof ;
tin. Size 22
A 09 5 Genl. U. S. Grant, 1868 ; bust, three-quarter face ;
rev. “ I propose,” etc. ; fine proof brass. Size 18
J1096 1872, “Presidential Candidate,” etc. ; fine proof
in tin by Key. Size 1 6
j 1097 Andrew Johnson, “ President 17th” ; tin medalet.
Size 12
1098 Maj.-Gen. Anthony Wayne, (Robinson’s Series) ; tin,
silver-plated proof. Size 22
1099 Bombardment of Fort Sumter, April 12 and 13, 1861 ;
thick planchet, copper proof. Size 22
1100 Dickeson’s Card ; rev. “ Sommer Island XII ; ’’ Hog
standing ; nickel. Size 20
1101 Havana Express Card, and “I am ready,” 1861.
2 pieces
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American Corns.
l+- 1102
1 0 1103
M- 1101
4- 1105
1106
1107
1108
i o H09
1110
% 1111
1112
2^.2- r 1113
1114
U- o 1H5
b *] s- 1116
Andrew Jackson, Gen. Harrison, Henry Clay, Win-
field Scott, Martin Van Buren, and Genl. Taylor;
brass medalets. 6 pieces
Harrison Medal in white metal ; rev. log cabin with
tree and cider bbl. to left, flag flying across the
house ; poor. Size 22
Political Cards, melanotypes, etc. 15 pieces
Copperheads ; S. H. Zahm’s card, (dealer in coins, Lan-
caster, Pa.), and others selected for rarity.
20 pieces
Box containing a collection of 400 pieces.
Shin-Plasters, 1837-41 ; no duplicates ; fine. 10 pieces.
and Cards. 13 pieces
Benton mint drop ; uncirculated.
Jackson, I take the responsibility, brass ; rare.
Same in copper; bright and uncirculated, with
others in same condition ; rare lot. 6 pieces
Metropolitan Insurance Co.’s Card, etc. 5 pieces
American Medals.
George Washington, Medal inscribed to his memory,
by D. Eccleston Lancaster ; bust ; rev. Indian stand-
ing, circumscribed by legend in three circles ; hacked
and abused, although but little worn ; copper.
Size 48
• Medal by Westwood, bust tor.; rev. inscription
in curving lines within a laurel wreath, the ends
touching a bundle of arrows tied in the middle ;
much handled, and consequently tarnished, although
not rubbed, copper. Size 28
Lafayette medal, by Caunois, 1825 ; “The defender
of American and French Liberty ; ” splendid proof,
copper. Size 32
John Adams, March 4, 1825, bust ; rev. “ Science gives
Peace, and America Plenty ; ” illustrated by emblem-
atical figures ; soft metal, bronzed ; original and
very rare. Size 32
Coins of Mexico.
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CJ C 1117 Daniel Webster, bust ; rev. monument, on its top a
globe, on its base, “I still live,” in case; tine proof
copper ; by C. 0. Wright.
*j S’” 1118 Tin medal, bust; rev. Defender of the Constitu-
tion ; rare. Size 21
■ cro 1119 Andrew Jackson, for gallantry at New Orleans, Jan.
8, 1815; National, by Curst ; fine proof ; copper.
Size 40
1120 Isaac Shelby, for services at the battle of the Thames,
Oct. 5, 1813; National, Curst • fine proof. Size 40
5 ere, 1121 Gen. Winfield Scott, for gallant and successful service
in the Mexican War; fine proof, bronze; C. C.
Wright. Size 56
^cro 1122 Presented by the Commonwealth of Virginia to
her distinguished son, etc., for same campaign ; by
same. Size 56
ST 1123 Erie Canal Medal, “ Union with the Atlantic,” etc.,
1826 ; tin, uncirculated. Size 30
'JV 1124 New York Crystal Palace, 1853 ; First Pillar erected
Oct. 30, 1852 ; tin proof. Dowler. Size 32
Co 1125 Dr. Elisha Kent Kane, Masonic medal, by G. H.
Lovett ; bronze proof. Size 32
• u-l 1126 Abraham Lincoln, by W. H. Key ; rev. broken col-
umn and flags, assasinated 14th April, 1865; thick
planchet, splendid bronze proof. Size 34
1127 Same in tin.
Are* 1128 TJ. S. Grant, Bovy (Geneva), obv. bust; rev. Patient
of Toil etc. ; splendid bronze proof, thick planchet.
^ Size 38
W 1 129, Bust ; in ex., “ The Oceans united by Railway, May
10, 1869,” by Barber / splendid bronze proof. Size 30
1130 Stonewall Jackson, by Cague ; tin. Size 32
S o 1131 Connecticut State Agricultural Society; rev. awarded
to ; bronze proof. Size 32
COINS OF MEXICO.
hi S' 1132 Cob Dollar, 1733 ; 8 Reals, very good,
ho o 1133 Same (1)758; clump form, pierced.
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Coins of Mexico.
•)r 1134
IT H35
4-c 1136
Lf-ero 1137
Djf 1133
1139
Cf 1140
2-0 3
1141
( .<3~0
1142
|-s~o
1143
1144
) 11-
1145
Ko
1146
iir
1147
3 o u
1148
1149
2 0
1150
Cob (or cut) half dollar, 1739.
Fractions 1 and 2 Reals. 5 pieces
of Caracas, 2 Rs. ; very fine. 2 “
Dollar of the Republic, coined at Durango, 1824 ;
crooked necked eagle on a cactus, in his claws a ser-
pent ; good and rare.
Duplicate, same mint, rubbed, but good ; very
rare.
Same type, from the mint at Guanaxuato, a variety
of the “ Crook Neck ” type ; rubbed, but as good as
usually found ; very rare.
Crook Neck dollar of 1825, from the same mint,
larger planchet and finer, only the eagle and cap of
Liberty (on the two sides), rubbed ; very rare.
The appearance here of four coins described as rare, requires the
explanation, that because they are rare, this Collector has secured
every dollar of this type that has come to his knowledge during
all the years in which his cabinet has been forming.
With eagle on a cactus, standing upright; from
the Mint of Durango , 1834 ; has the appearance of
having been cast ; rare.
Half Dollar of 1864, from the mint of Zacatecas ;
eagle upright, nearly proof, scarce.
Maximilian Dollar, 1866 ; fine.
Half do “ “
10 cents, “
5 do “
Copper Cent, 1864, “1 Centavo,” not a good im-
pression, but nearly uncirculated, and extremely
rare.
1872, Dollar of the Republic ; u un Peso,” from the
mint of Zacatecas ; brilliant.
1870, Quarter Dollar (25 centavos), mint of Guanaxuato ;
very fine.
Reals of the old and new Republics ; very fine.
2 pieces
Bolivia.
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r SPANISH MEXICAN COINS.
iru 1151 1715, Globe dollar of Philip V. ; crowned shield and
titles ; rev. two hemispheres under a single crown,
between the pillars of Hercules ; nearly uncircu-
lated, scarce.
tC 1 152 1716. Dollar of tlie same type, pierced; equally line.
^ 0 1153 1761. Quarter of the same type, Charles III.; very
fine.
1151 Pistareens, various types and dates. 3 pieces
1155 1808, Pillar dollar of Charles IIII. ; extremely fine —
coined at Tlalpan ; very rare.
1156 1819, Same of Ferdinand VII., coined at the City of
Mexico , equally fine.
rt> 1157 Duplicate; very fine.
| S' 1158 Base dollar of same, intrinsic value doubtful, rudely
executed die, and much more rare than the good coins;
has been much circulated.
| S 1159 Hammered quarter-doll ar from the Zacatecas mint, pro-
visional money of 1811 ; crowned shield between pil-
lars of Hercules ; rev. cross on a mountain-top, the rest
obliterated ; very rare.
1160 Proclamation half-dollar, 1813; “Jura de la Const.itu-
cion Mexicana ;” rev. “ Libertad,” with loop ; ex. fine
and rare.
CENTRAL AMERICA.
2- S' 1161 Dollar of 1821, chain of mountains, sun rising in
splendor; rev. , a tree; very fine.
1162 Honduras provisional money, 1851; copper, with coat-
ing of tin; varieties; very rare. 3 pieces
iT 1163 Copper; 1 Ps. and 2 do, 1862; very fine.
2 pieces
BOLIVIA.
1161 Dollar of 1827, laureated bust of Simon Bolivar ; rev.
two llamas lying down under a tree; very fine and
rare.
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J S' 1165 Half-dollar, same type ; equally fine and rare.
X tj'f 1166 Dollar of 1865, bust of General Melgarejo ; rev. in-
scription ; ex. fine and rare.
LA PLATA.
I ■ xB 1167 Dollar of 1815, coined at Potosi ; sun ; rev. “ En Union
y Libert, ad good, scarce.
2 0 1168 Copper, “ Cuatre Centavos; ex. fine, scarce. Size 24
PERU.
1169 Dollar of Cuzco, South Peru, 1838; sun and five stars;
rev. castle and volcano; extremely fine, scarce.
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Petrus II., 1695 ; two Patacs, 640 reis, arms of Portu-
gal ; rev. a belted globe on a cross ; good, scarce.
Joannes, 1813; three Patacs, 960 Reis (crown), same
type ; very fine, scarce.
1820 ; different types of the same value ; instead
of the arms of Portugal, the denomination (960) and
date within a wreath and crown ; very fine, rare.
Petrus II., 1865 ; set of half-dollar, qnarter-dollar, and
dime (1,000, 500, and 200 Reis) ; uncirculated. 3 pcs
Uickel coins, 200 and 100 Reis ; very fine.
2 pieces
Joseph I., John V., Peter I., John VI., Michael I., and
Maria II., coppers of Brazil and Portugal, 80, 40, 20,
and 10 Reis, all fine and without counter-stamps ; a val-
uable series, from size 16 to 28. 10 pieces
Similar, but inferior. 10 “
■ Another lot ; poor. 10 “
Chili, Brazil, Buenos Ayres, and Venezuela copper
coins. 8 pieces
Corns of E 71 gland — Silver.
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WEST INDIA ISLANDS, AFRICA, &C.
1179 Curacao 1821; beautiful little coins of this Island, 1
REAL ; uncirculated. 2 pieces
1180 Caracas and Guiana; a collection of uncirculated cop-
pers, rarely seen. 20 pieces
1181 Dominican Republics, 1818 ; brass ui,” rare; another
brass token MIT AD, etc. ; rare lot. 4 pieces
1182 Paraguay g, 1845, lion guarding a liberty pole ; extra
fine, copper. Size 15
1183 Antigua farthing, palm tree; fine, rare.
1184 Bermuda penny, George III., 1793 ; fine, rare.
1185 Bahama penny (half-penny size), 1806, Gibraltar “2
Quartos,” and Centavo of Peru. 3 pieces
1186 St. Helena and East India Co. half-pennies. 2 “
1187 Barbadoes, the two varieties, pennies, fair; 2 pieces;
wfith President Geffrard Haite, 3 pieces.
1188 Liberia half-penny, and Macuta of Africa, under Jo-
seph I. of Portugal, 1763 ; the latter very rare, fine.
3 pieces
1189 Mohammedan coins and lead tokens of the class said by
Payne Knight to have been found in the River Seine ;
very interesting and rare. 6 pieces
1190 East India Co. and South American copper coins.
50 pieces
COINS OF ENGLAND.
Silver.
1191 Henry II. penny, head, full face; rev. double cross, lit-
tle crosses in the angles ; very good. 2 pieces
1192 Edward I., Irish penny, head in a triangle ; rev. long
cross, with pellets in the angles ; fair, rare.
1193 Charles I. Shilling (Plate XIX. No. 12, Ruding) ;
stained, but very perfect ; rare type.
1194 James II., crown 1688; a little stained and slightly
rubbed, yet desirable ; rare.
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1195 Anna; aYigo” crown, 1703; very fine; nearly uncir-
culated.
1196 George I. ; very fine crown of 1715; obv. laureated
bust, with titles ; rev. motto and arms of England,
with the horse of Hanover on one quarter of the
shield, BRYNS, ET LYNE DYX, etc. ; rare.
1197 George III ; St. Andrew crown for Br. and Lun, 1769 ;
very good, rare.
1 1 98 Another ; different types ; obv. bust in the Roman
manner ; rev. same as on the Brunswick crown of
George I., just described ; very fine, rare.
1199 “ Two-third’’ thaler; same, 1814; extra fine.
1200 Yictoria florin, 1849; “Dei Gra” omitted ; very fine
and rare.
1201 Same of 1851; very fine.
1202 Dollar for Elong Kong; fine.
1203 — — Half-dollar do equally fine.
1204 Peterborough Bank Token, 1811 ; rev. Cathedral ; fine
proof shilling token, with the Dundee shilling token ;
not fine, but very rare. 2 pieces
Maundy Money.
1205 William and Mary ; full set; 4d, 3d, 2d, and penny ;
nearly all very fine ; rare.
1206 Anne; beautiful; uncirculated set ; rare.
(l 207 George III ; young head ; same ; rare.
Nl 208 George IY. ; proof set ; rare.
4209 William I Y. ; proof set; rare.
(l2I0 Yictoria ; same, 1853.
1211 4d, 3d ; uncirculated. 4 pieces
Copper.
1212 Charles II.; Irish half-penny, 1681 ; fine.
1213 James II. ; gun money; crown, shilling, and sixpence,
1690; and “ Yoce Pop uli’’ half-penny, 1700; very
rare. 4 pieces
Corns of France — Silver.
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1214 Kildare Token or Medal, penny size ; obv. Kildare
guarding treasure, TOUCH NOT SAYS KIL-
DARE, 1755 ; rev. harp crowned, PROSPERITY
TO OLD IRELAKD, 1754; brass, in very good
condition ; verv rare.
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1215 Taunton Farthing, 1667; “By the Constable;” rev. a
ton across the letter T ; brass, in fair preservation,
and extremely rare.
1216 Farthings of William L, William and Mary, George I.,
II., III., and IY., William IV., and Victoria,
with model coins, Jetons, etc.; a mixed lot ; some very
fine, some poor. 120 pieces
1217 George III. two-pence ; poor; “Hide and De Carle,”
Melbourne ; token in commemoration of the corona-
tion of George IY., and half-penny tokens.
10 pieces
1218 Victoria Penny, half-penny, and. farthing; the two
styles ; sets of each ; uncirculated. 6 pieces
1219 Tradesmen’s Tokens ; half-penny, and farthing size ; an
uncirculated lot; most of the pieces bright, and
many rare.
COINS OF FRANCE.
Silver.
1220 Francis I. ; half testoon ; poor but very rare.
1221 Louis XIIII. ; Crown, 1648 ; young head, laureated ;
rev. plain shield crowned ; very fine and rare.
1222 Llalf crown, 1653 ; same type ; fine and rare.
1223 Same, 1711; old head; rev. three crowns, a lily
between each ; extremely fine and rare.
1224 Louis XV. ; Crown of 1759 ; M. M. Stork ; nearly un-
circulated ; very rare.
1225 Same; old head (1774); M. M. flower ; a fine
crown ; not equal to the last.
1226 Republic, 1851 ; five francs by Cudino ; head of Ceres;
rev. Liberty, Egalite, etc. ; extremely fine.
Coins of Spain — Silver.
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1227 Republic, 1873; three figures standing; rev. 5
FRANCS, 1873 ; brilliant.
1228 N apoleon III., 1852 ; 1 franc ; uncirculated, scarce.
1229 1880; 1 franc; uncirculated, scarce.
1230 50 cent, 18G0, and same 1866, with a crown on
reverse, etc. ; uncirculated, rare.
1231 Henry V. ; 1 franc, 1831 ; bust of the Pretender in
military dress ; uncirculated, very rare.
Copper.
1232 Liaeds and other small coppers of the kings and barons
of the time of Louis XIII. and XIV. 10 pieces
1233 Obsidional; two very scarce. 3 pieces
1234 Coppees of all sizes from Louis XY. 26 pieces
1235 Jetons ; a great variety, many of them very fine, from
size 14 to 20. 23 pieces
1236 Buonaparte, General-in-chief, etc., 1796 ; young bust ;
rev. Pallas seated ; a very beautiful medalet or jeton ;
brass ; uncirculated and bright. Size 22
1238 Souvenir immortal, 1840 ; in copper and tin, with
loops varieties. 2 pieces
1239 Hunger Jeton of 1816 and 1817 ; and revolutionary
medalets, dollar size, brass, and brass mounted ; rare
and fine lot. 3 pieces
1240 Napoleon III., Commemorating his birth and corona-
tion ; fine brass ; extremely rare. Size 22
1241 Nicholas Kederus Llolminensis, Barclay De Tolli,
and Klippes; extra lot. 5 pieces
COINS OF SPAIN.
Silver.
1242 Isabella II., 1859 ; Pillar dollar ; very fine.
^2. r 1243 Republic, 1870 ; Pillar dollar; 5 pesetas, 900 milesimas-
40 piezas en kilogramme (which is tolerably ex,
plicit) ; very fine, and not common.
3, CO 1244 Amadeus I.; Pillar dollar; same description as last;
very fine, also scarce.
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Coins of Russia — Copper.
1245 Peseta of Barcelona, 1812 ; quarter of Charles III.,
and base dollar of Charles IY. ; of a rare type, gilt.
3 pieces
Copper.
1246 Philip III. and Philip IY. ; uncommon ; size 16.
3 pieces
1247 Charles II. ; round and square ; rare. 2 pieces
1248 Charles IY., and Ferdinand YII. 5 pieces
1249 Barcelona ; 4 quartos ; Isabella II., and a beautiful
large copper “ Diez gramos,” of the Rep., 1870.
4 pieces
1250 Unclassified. 6 pieces
COINS OF RUSSIA.
Silver.
1251 Anna ; Rouble of 1731 ; bust of the Empress, sur-
mounted by a small crown, legend in Russian, BY
THE GRACE OF GOD EMPRESS AND AYTO-
CRA'T OF ALL THE RYSSIAS ; rev. the impe-
rial eagle bearing a shield with the national arms;
St. George and the dragon ; extra broad, fine and
rare.
1252 Elizabeth I.; Rouble of 1757; same description; a
fine coin, the obv. a little rubbed ; scarce.
1253 Nicholas ; Rouble of 1843 ; obv. the imperial eagle,
with the national shield surrounded by the order,
chain, and badge of the order of St. Andrew ; on
each wing of the eagle 3 separate shields ; rev.
MONEY ROVBLE in Russian characters within a
wreath united by the imperial Russian crown ; un-
circulated ; splendid, rare.
1254 25 and 20 copecs ; uncirculated. 2 pieces
Copper.
1255 Peter I., the Great, 1725 ; voided cross, inscriptions
within ; rev. imperial Russian eagle ; fine and rare.
Size 18
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Petee II., and Anna, from 1730 to 1740; fine and rare
lot ; average size 16. 8 pieces
Ivan III., 1740 and 1744; very rare coins. 2 pieces
Elizabeth, 1741 to 1762. 17 pieces
Katharine II., 1762 to 1796, including the large five
copeck pieces. 7 pieces
Siberia, five copecks, 1768, under Elizabeth Petrovna;
arms, two foxes for supporters; fine and rare.
Paul I., 1786 to 1801 ; five copecks; fine ; size 32.
Alexander I., 1801 to 1825 ; five and two copecks;
extra fine. 3 pieces
Nicholas I., including two toll checks, said to he rare,
a fine and varied lot. 14 pieces
SILVER COINS OF AUSTRIA.
0 tjv- 1264 Rudolph II., 1576 1612 ; uncirculated, hammered
Crown of 1592, bust ; rev. imperial eagle ; rare.
~~ v - 1265 Same of 1600 ; beautiful ; rare.
v — 1266 Uncirculated double Crown of 1601 for the Tyrol ;
laureated bust in high ruff military collar and cloak ;
rev. arms on round shield under a crown, the shield
garnished ; very rare.
) .17 1267 Matthias 1612 to 1619, Crown ; bust of Matthias crown-
ed ; rev. arms, poor, rare.
\ AT) 1268 Ferdinand II., 1619-1637 ; Crown of 1123 ; bust as be-
fore ; rev. the imperial eagle bearing the arms of
Austria ; very fine.
1269 Ferdinand III., 1637-1657 ; laureated bust, long hair,
without the ruff, lace collar turned down ; Roman bab-
bit ; rev. shield encircled by the Order Chain and
Badge of the Order of the Golden Fleece ; extra fine
and rare crown.
\ Fo 1270 Leopold I., 1658-1705 ; splendid uncirculated burnished
Crown of 1691 ; bust laureated in rich dress and dec-
orations ; rev. like last ; rare.
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1271 Leopold I., Equally fine Crown of the next year. (1692) ;
rev. arms on the imperial eagle ; has had a loop, now re-
moved. Size 29
1272 Half-Crown; same type, 1703 ; uncirculated.
1273 Charles VI., 1711-1740; beautiful half-crown, 1720;
rare.
1274 Charles VII. ; never acknowledged Emperor, but sus-
tained by Frederick the Great of Prussia ; laureated
bust in armor, on his neck the order-chain of the Gold-
en Fleece ; rev. the imperial eagle bearing on his breast
a shield with the fir cone AVGVSTA VENT DELI-
CORVM, 1743 ; nearly proof crown, rare.
1275 Small and generally uncirculated coins of the 3 gros-
clien (dime) size, of all the foregoing, excepting Charles
VII., with one of Charles V., which is rare, a great
variety of reverses ; excellent lot. 12 pieces
1276 Similar lot, representing besides a great many free
towns under different emperors, some VI groschen or
pistareen size. 27 pieces
1277 Curious and remarkable collection of early bracteates,
klippes, and pennies ; so far as I have examined them
without duplicates, nearly all uncirculated, and cover-
ing probably five hundred years of history ; such a col-
lection as I have never before dumped into a catalogue
in a single lot. 67 pieces
1278 German and Dutch coins; some base ^ Gulden, 2£
Grusclien, 6 krs, etc. 10 pieces
SILVER OF VARIOUS COUNTRIES.
Coins and Medals.
1279 Mansfield (in Prussia) ; crown of Peter Ernest, John
Albert, John Iloyer, Bruuo, Hoyer Christorf, Counts,
(15)84 ; coat-of-arms ; rev. knight and dragon ; fine
and rare.
1280 Similar of (15)91 ; silver crown, gilt, a different
line of Counts, as Peter Ernest, Bruno, Gebhard, etc.,
in other respects like last ; very hue and rare.
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1281 Silesia, Frederick Duke, 1623 ; bust ; rev. coat-of-arms,
crown ; fine, a few scratches, rare.
1282 Saxony (Altenburg) ; crown of Frederick William I.,
1582 ; obv. figure of the Grand-Duke in mail to the
hips, over his armor a fur-lined cloak, titles circum-
scribing the whole in a double circle ; rev. picture of
his brother John in the same style ; the piece well set
in a silver cable, loop removed ; nearly uncirculated.
A similar one described by Wellenlieim as very rare.
1283 Augsburg Confession Crown to commemorate the
completion of the first century ; obv. John George,
Duke, in his robes, on his head a cap, sword in hand,
LVTHER, AYG. EXHIBIThE SECVLYM CON-
FESS JOII-GEOR, 1630, 25 Juny; rev. bust of John
in the same style, TURRIS FORTISSIMA NOMEN
DOMINI, JOAN-NES, 1530, 25 Juny; uncirculated
burnished crown, perfectly magnificent, very rare.
1284 Crown of Christian, John George, and Augustus,
1598 ; half-length front-face figures of the three bro-
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tliers; rev. coat-of-arms; very fine, nearly uncirculated.
1285 Duplicate ; fine.
1286 Osnaburg, Sede Yacante Crown, 1698 ; St. Peter stand-
ing at his feet the arms of Osnaburg ; rev. a church ;
Madai 861 ; very fine and rare.
1287 Bambekg, Marqnard Sebastian, Bishop 1691, Crown ;
a cathedral supported by two saints, shield and crown
below ; rev. St. Mary, CLYBEYS, etc. ; Madai 779 ;
fine crown.
1288 Olmutz, Charles, Duke of Lorraine, Bishop ; bust with
long curly hair, CAROLYS EPISCOPYS OLOMY-
CENSIS ; rev. arms, two fierce birds supporting :
DVX. LOTIIAR. ET. BAR ; splendid uncirculated
crown, 1706 ; very rare.
1289 Benedict XIY. ; Pont Max; bust; rev. the Yirgin and
church in the clouds, Dollar or Scudo ; uncirculated
and brilliant ; rare.
1290 Pius IX. ; 20 Baroche; uncirculated.
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3-ii 1291 Lombardy; Provisional Government, 1848; 5 eke;
0 very fine.
i% 1292 Bohemia; Frederick von. der Pfalz, 1619-1620; obv.
bust with ducal crown under it (48) ; rev. arms filling
the area, circumscribed by PYX. BA. MAR., MO
DYX. SILE. MAR. LVSA, 1620, two Guilden, or,
according to Wellenheim, Thaler ; perfectly uncircu-
lated, and although there are four in this place, pro-
nounced in all catalogues rare.
1293 Duplicate; same in all respects.
^ 1294 Same.
30 1295 Same.
S~ti 1296 Gulden, (24) under bust; same Duke, also 1620 ;
as fine as the others, rare.
f. 1297 Gulden, 1620 ; obv. crown ; rev. lion ; brilliant,
rare.
$U 1298 Same ; a duplicate ; very fine.
JY 1299 Mecklenburg ; Thaler of Christian Louis, Duke 1678 ;
extra fine, rare.
(A 1300 Holstein; Christian Albert, Duke 1656-1691 ; mailed
bust, barehead ; rev. coat-of-arms, f crown, 1683 ; extra
fine, rare.
^ 1301 S a yn— Wittgenstein (in Prussia) Thaler, f (crown) of
Gustavus, Count 1676 ; bust in Roman style, long
flowing hair ; rev. coat-of-arms, TANDEM, FOR-
TVNA, OBSTETRICE ; uncirculated, very rare.
IV 1302 Duplicate; equally fine.
1303 Battiiyani (in Hungary) ; crown of Prince Charles,
1764 ; bust, hair in queue; rev. splendid coat-of-arms
and titles ; extremely fine ; very rare.
AY 1304 Brunswick ; Medal Crown of 1679 ; obv. bust of John
Frederick ; rev. a palm tree springing from the summit
of a rock in the sea, EX DITRIS GLORIA ; extra
fine, rare.
1305 -g- Dollar ; same type, 1673 ; in this, two ships in
the offing ; extra fine and rare.
1306 XII. Marien Groschen, 1670, and another same
size. 2 pieces
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S. GEORGIYS EQYITYM PATRONYS ; rev. ship
in a storm, IN TEMPESTATE, SECYRITAS ; bur-
nished, very fine and rare.
Baptism of Christ, double dollar size ; inscription
tion in Dutch ; extremely fine. Size 34
Ferdinand YII. of Spain ; EN PREMIO DE LA
FLDELIDAJD ; dollar size, fine silver, cast and gilt;
fine and extremely rare.
Frederick William III., Prussia ; Medal Thaler,
1818 ; fine.
Shell of Dr. Martin Luther, only the bust and -§•
thaler of M. Therese. 2 pieces
William, the present Kaiser ; struck after the war
1871 ; bust ; rev. Germania seated ; very fine thaler.
crown, 1811
has his bust ; very fine and rare.
marks of Chinese merchants.
ruKKisn Quarter-Dollar ; fine and two of Tunis, in all
4 pieces
Iapanese Itzbu and Quarter do. 2 pieces
Copper Coins ancl Medals.
Kingdom of Anam, in Asia ; large coin of fine yellow
brass, cast in a mould, with a round hole in centre,
the rim thick and flat, Oriental characters on both
sides — on the principal side, twelve animals following
each other in a circle around the coin ; fine and rare,
diameter 2 inches.
Similar ; animals and trees on both sides ; same
size, equally fine and rare.
Similar ; with a square hole, winged dragons in-
stead of animals.
3 pieces
Set of these curious coins, 3 sizes.
Chinese Coins of the same general description as last ;
with characters only, thick, 2^ inches broad, rare.
Cash. 19 pieces
Copper of Various Countries.
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1823 Japan Tempos ; fine. 2 pieces
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1324 Swedish Coins, series of Christina, 1632-1654, etc., and
Charles XI, 1660-1697, with some later. 17 pieces
1325 Full set of Baron Goerctz’s dalers ; circulated, but
fair, rare. 10 pieces
1326 Plug pure copper ; 1 oz. weight.
1327 Sicily, Belgium, Mecklenberg (bull’s head), Cleves,
Ulrecht, Zeeland, Guelders, etc., etc. ; fine and rare lot
coins and jetons. 30 pieces
1328 Canada ; great variety, no duplicates. 24 pieces
1328* Bag of old coppers. 55 pieces
1329 Medal of Francis I. (France) ; obv. laureated bust ; rev.
two globes, celestial and terrestrial, a crown above both
YXVS XOX SYFFICIT ORBIT MDXY. ; extra
fine bronze. Size 38
1330 SECYNDA EPOCA, two hemispheres, COX LA
TRIPLE GARAXTIA ; poor, copper. Size 36
1331 Charles IY. and Queen Aloisiae of Spain, and one
of Philip and Mary of England ; the last cast. 2 pieces
1332 Aesculapius Medal, engraved on it, “ J. W. J.
Bosclier, 1800 brass medal cast ; much older than the
ins., rare.
1333 William Beckford, Esq., 1770 ; his bust, three-
quarter face, “The zealous advocate,” etc. ; extremely
fine, copper. Size 28
1334 Frederick William IY. in Berlin, iron ; one of
Martin Luther, in tin ; and Medal of the Infant Orphan
Asylum at Wanstead, England, in bronze ; all fine and
valuable. Size 30. 3 pieces
1335 Medal made of copper from the roof of a church in
Hamburg, etc., etc., and one in copper, gilt, for pre-
sentation by the Academy of Medicine in Belgium ;
both very fine. Size 28. 2 pieces
1336 Old gothic, with loops — Henry Clay Medal, Rus-
sian, etc., etc. 12 pieces
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ANTIQUE COINS.
(T337 First brass of Hadrian, Faustina, Gordian III., and
G o -< Alexander Stevens ; a good lot. 4 pieces
(1338 Second do. of Trajan, JDoinitian, M. Aurelius, and
Johannes ; fine. 5 pieces
\ o 1339 Third do., uncommonly fine; a very choice lot. 6 pcs
1 S' 1340 Silver of Sept, Severus, and Philip. 5 pieces
tin 1341 Jewish Medal, often described and engraved; head of
Moses ; rev. Hebrew inscription ; like all others of the
kind cast.
(a 1342 Greek, Egyptian, etc., etc., copper. 20 pieces
Silver— Various.
1343 Dollar of Holland (Belgic Confederation) ; scratches in
the planch et, but uncirculated.
1344 960 Rees of Brazil ; uncirculated.
1345 Half do., 400 Rees, Portugal, do.
1346 Quarter do., 160 Rees, do.
1347 Five Francs, Lucca and Piombino ; two beads ; fine.
1348 Napoleon u Premier Consul ;” good.
1348* Desm Franc do.; uncirculated ; rare.
1348* Two Francs, Gioacchino Napoleon ; extremely fine,
beautiful , rare.
1349 Shilling, Sixpence, and Threepence of George III. ;
uncirculated. 3 pieces
1350 Threepence, Charles II. ; ordinary.
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C^o 1351 Alexander IIP, of Scotland, A. D. 1249-1327 ; silver
Penny ; ex. fine, rare.
(..US' 1352 David II., Scotland, 1329-1370; Groat ; crowned head
in profile, sceptre ; rev. long cross ; tine, rare.
$"o 1353 Duplicate, equally fine.
1354 Henry II., England, 1154-1189 ; Penny; full face and
sceptre ; rev. short cross ; very tine.
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1356 Henry III., 1216-1272 ; bust, full face, above the head
cross ; rev. long voided cross ; very fine Penny ; rare.
1357 Duplicate.
1358 Edward II. and Edward III., from 1307 ; Penny
crowned bead, full face ; rev. long cross ; in each angle
three pellets ; fine.
1359 Another, same; equally fine.
1360 Others. 2 pieces
1361 Henry VI., 1422-1461 ; London Groat; extra fine,
rare.
1362 Calais Groat; very good.
1363 Edward IV., 1461-1483 ; London Groat ; fine.
1364 Duplicate ; very good.
1365 Henry VII., 1483-1509 ; Durham Penny ; the King
seated, in his hand a crozier ; struck by order of Bishop
Sherwood ; well preserved, and very rare.
1366 Sovereign or broad piece in gold; the King in a
ship; rev. ornate cross, broken and joined; rare.
1367 Henry VIII., 1509-1547 ; Sixpence ; profile head
crowned ; rev. arms arranged on a shield ; very good.
1368 Sixpence and threepence. 2 pieces
1369 Edward VI., 1547-1553 ; Shilling ; full face ; rev.
arms, very good, scarce.
1370 Mary, 1553-1558 ; Groat ; extremely fine, and equally
rare ; valuable.
1371 Duplicate ; very good and rare.
1372 Elizabeth, 1558-1603; Shilling; very fine.
1373 Sixpence ; equally fine.
1374 Threepence ; fair.
1375 Penny ; fair.
1376 Irish Groat ; fine and very rare.
1377 Duplicate, 3d.; poor.
1378 James I., 1603-1625 ; Shilling ; fair.
1379 Half-groats ; fine. 3 pieces
13S0 Charles I., 1625-1649, Oxford half-crown ; feathers
behind; rev. RELIG-PR., etc.; rubbed, but very rare.
Half-crown; the King with drawn sword on horse-
back ; rev. arms on oval shield ; better than usually
found ; but little rubbed, rare.
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1382 Charles I. Shilling ; mint mark, triangle ; coined at
York; very fine, scarce.
1383 Same; M. M. bell ; ordinary, rare.
1384 Twopence ; extra fine.
1385 Charles II., 1660-1685; Groat, by Simon ; bust
crowned ; rev. shield on a cross ; very good and rare.
1386 Groat and threepence; new coinage. 2 pieces
13S7 James II., 1685-1689 ; gun money — XXX d, and XII ;
fine. 2 pieces
1388 Anna, 1702-1714 ; Edinburg half-crown ; well preserved.
1389 Shilling ; uncirculated, very rare.
1390 Duplicate ; very good.
1391 George II., 1727-1760; Shilling and Sixpence. 2 pcs
1392 George III., 1760-1820 ; copper, twopence.
1393 ABC Medal, in tin, used in the days of our
forefathers to teach the young idea how to shoot ; a
ribbon on. it 100 years old ; very fine and rare. Size 24
1394 Shilling; very fine (1787).
1395 Yictoria, 1S37 — still reigning ; War medal for India;
ex. fine and rare, silver. Size 12
1396 Tin medals, model coins, medals of her children,
etc. ; fine lot. 8 pieces
[A few silver coins, mostly German ; arranged by date.]
1397 1690, Thaler of Frederick I., Prussia; poor.
1398 1705, Frederick Aug. I., Poland ; base thaler, well pre-
served, and very rare.
1399 1740, Medal coin of Basle, in Switzerland; view of the
city BASILEA, named by Julian II. (Apos-
tate) in honor of his mother ; rev. winged mons-
ter, and motto, “May God preserve us;” extra
fine and rare. Size 18
1400 1745, Splendid medal of Francis I. of Germany; rev.
the Emperor and Empress (Maria Therese) in a
chariot, Victory drawing the horses, three
abreast ; nearly proof. Size 28
1401 1774, Silver Heller of the city of Frankfort, seat of the
German diet ; proof. Size 14
Miscellaneous Silver Coins .
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1402 1792, Jubilee medal of the Count Palatine ; fiftieth
anniversary. Size 14
1403 1795, 3 crown, and 1797 crown, Denmark and Austria ;
both poor. 2 pieces
1404 1816, Medal of Francis I., Emperor of Austria, with
Caroline of Bavaria, their busts accolated ; rev.
helmeted female supported by an eagle ; very
fine, dollar size.
1405 1817, Reformation Jubilee Medal, 3d centenary; inscrip-
tion ; extra fine, rare. Size 16
1406 1818, Maximilian Joseph, King of Bavaria ; medal
crown, nearly uncirculated.
(End of coins referred to in last note.)
Miscellaneous Silver Coins.
1407 Dollar of Bolivia, 1830 ; bust of the Liberator.
1408 of Mexico, 1838 ; pierced.
1409 • of Maximilian, Emperor of Mexico, 1866 ; good.
1410 Duplicate ; more rubbed.
1411 Provisional, re-struck in 1812, by the General of
the Revolutionary Army.
1412 Five Lire of Victor Emanuel, 1871, as King of Italy ;
uncirculated, rare.
1413 Dollar, Episcopal of Max. Joseph of Bavaria, 1772;
nearly uncirculated.
1414 Half Dollars of Charles IV., of Spain ; pierced. 3 pcs.
1415 Quarter Dollars ; some pierced, others much circu-
lated. 10 pieces
1416 20 Baiocchi, Pius IX. ; fine.
1417 Shillings of Geo. III. and Victoria, (varieties). 4 pcs.
1418 James I.; pierced; sixpence of Elizabeth and
Geo. III. ; gilt. 3 pieces
1419 Five Francs of the French Republic, 1850 ; fine.
1420 of Napoleon III., 1870; rubbed.
1421 Franc, 50 centimes, and 20 do. Nap. I.; very fine.
3 pieces
1422 Reals (1 doll.), and others, same size. 8 pieces
1423 Half Real tokens, u Cafe Espagnol, Caraccas proof,
and said to be extremely rare. 2 pieces
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United States Silver.
(s> 1424 Small Coins ; average value 6 cents.
1425 Base Silver Coins.
I 1426 Siam Half Tical (30 cts) ; uncirculated, rare,
o 1427 Fifth do. 12 do. do. do.
United States Silver.
1428 Dollar of 1795; flowing hair; rubbed.
Uo 1429 1796, Very good.
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1799, Bubbed.
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1803, Bubbed.
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1850, Bubbed.
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1865, Proof; slight scratches.
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1871, Fine impression.
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1873, Very fine ; scarce.
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1441
1803; good example, but rubbed.
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1806; “ “ “
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1807 ; rubbed.
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1 808 ; poor.
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1810; “
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1811; “
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1818; “
1448
1819; “
1449
1828; pierced.
(1450
1830 ; very good.
1451
1831 ; fair, rubbed.
1452
1832; good.
1453
1833 ; “
1454
1836 & ’7 ; poor.
1455
1851;
1456
1855; “
1457
1859 ; fine.
1458
1860 ; very good.
1459
1861 ; “
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Colonial and State Coppers , Cents, etc . 83
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1462
1463
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J 1465
1466
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1468
1469
1470
1471
1472
1473
1474
1475
1476
Half Dollar, 1863 ; very good.
1864; “
1865 ; poor.
1866 ; fine.
1867 ; very fine.
1869;
1870 ; one E B FARR ; card. 2 pieces
1871 ; one, fine. 2 “
1874; very fine.
Quarter Dollars; 1807, ’15, ’18, ’20, ’21, ’25, ’28,
etc. ; poor lot. 12 pieces
1862 ; very fine.
Dimes ranging between 1805 & ’74; generally poor.
25 pieces
Half Dime of 1795 ; fine, rare.
Some scarce dates poor, common dates fine.
30 pieces
Three Cents; ordinary. 11 pieces
Pine Tree Shilling ; poor, rare.
Chalmer’s Annapolis ; poor, rare.
COLONIAL & STATE COPPERS, CENTS, &c.
1477 Massachusetts Cents, 1787 & 1788; much circulated.
3 pieces
1478 1788; very fair.
1479 Hova Constellatio ; 3 varieties; fair to poor.
7 pieces
1480 Nova Caesarea ; different, fair. 4 pieces
1481 V" ermontensium, and another Yermont, with the head
and title of George III. Rex. in fair condition, and
rare, the first poor. 2 pieces
1482 Connecticut Cents ; variety, ordinary. 5 pieces
1483 Franklin Cents ; poor. 7 <£
1484 Cents (U. S.); from the first year, 1793, ’94, ’95, ’96,
’97, ’98, no ’99, no 1804, but nearly a full set to
1874, including many 2 cents ; nearly all poor.
96 pieces
1485 Half- Cents; indifferent. 36 “
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Jl486 Nickel 5 cents ; fine, (1870-74).
U487 3 cents.
1488 Pattern Cent of 1854 ; head without ins. /
1489 Cent of 1855 ; flying eagle ; fine.
1490 Store Cards and Copperheads. 10 pieces
1491 Political Medalets ; Jackson, Clay, Van Buren, Har-
rison, Fremont, Cass, and Lincoln. 9 pieces
1492 Washington ; copy of the half dollar of 1792 ; splen-
did proof, copper.
1493 Two medalets, Baltimore Monument and Coin
Dealers’ Card ; poor. 2 pieces
1494 Continental Currency ; fine proof copy in bronze.
1495 Centennial Medal, 1776-1876, IN MEMORIAL; fine
proof, tin. Size 27
lf,oo 1496 Confederate Cent, 1861, head of Liberty in Phrygian
cap, CONFEDERATE STATES of AMERICA ;
rev. 1 CENT within a wreath of corn, wheat, etc ;
copper, fine proof ; excessively rare.
By Lovett, of Philadelphia, a few copies struck, and dies destroyed.
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1497 Carrara Medal, Jacobus Grandis, 1323 ; bust in pointed
hood ; rev. arms ; thick bronze.
Size 44
1498
— Marsilius Major De Carraria, 1324 ; bust in a sort
of cowl, with vest buttoned on the shoulder ; rev.
same as last. Same size
These fine and rare bronzes -were executed by one of the great
artists of the loth century, who revived in Italy the forgotten
art of the medallests. Vittor Pisano, Matteo d’Paste, and others,
founded a school, where they modelled profile heads of illustri-
ous men and women, adorning the reverses with designs of
admirable workmanship in relief. The Carrara medals seldom
appear in European, and until quite recently, never in American
catalogues.
1499 Box of siftings from the excavations recently made by
V- the American Holy Land Exploring Expedition near
the outer wall of the old temple at Jerusalem ; a hun-
dred or more pieces of copper, with impressions of dies
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remaining on many of them ; evidently old coins, very
rare.
\i_ 1500 Box of Siftings, etc. ; Similar.
y ^ 1501 Same.
1502 Tesserae, or little tokens in lead, from excavations at
Pompeii ; very perfect. 10 pieces
M- 1503 Box of modern base coins. 16 a
, X" 1504 Box of medals of royal children, with the Prince Con-
sort and Queen — minute ; very fine. 8 pieces
1505 Japanese (tempo), Chinese (cash), Native Indian, and
East India Co.’s coins. 21 pieces
0 1506 Barbadoes, Liberia, Ceylon, and Demarara copper coins,
several uncommon. 10 pieces
1 1507 Wood’s pennies and half-pennies, Gun money, “ God
preserve London,” and others ; English. 10 pieces
P 1508 Spanish pattern coins in brass, being impressions from
genuine dies, marked by a bar to prevent imposition,
etc. ; together with several fine and rare French tokens
and pieces of necessity and convenience ; several valu-
able coins in the lot. 12 pieces
1509 Copy in tin of Cromwell half-crown, and galvanized
pennies resembling silver. 10 pieces
S' 1510 French medalets: Souvenir Immortel, etc., Napoleon
I. and II., and Revolution of 1818. 3 pieces
\ 1511 Scotch coins, medalets, and miscellaneous. 20 “
^ 1512 Medals in copper, brass, and tin ; poor, but original and
very rare ; Charles I., Anne, and George III. on his
death. Av. size, 30.
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Similar, including the Lafayette medal ;
some
without reverses, many of them poor.
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Copper coins, penny size.
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“ Floreat Rex,”
Irish farthing, mule of the “ Talbot, Allum and Lee,”
etc., etc. 100 pieces
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1519 Dr. Martin Luther, line bust, inscription ; rev. ZUR
GEDAECHTNISSFEIER DES 18 FEB., 1846, IK
WITTENBERG ; splendid proof in bronze by Loos ;
rare. Size 28
1520 Medal; angel measuring- tbe world, ‘‘Unite des Mes-
ures rev. Genius standing with a measuring-rod,
“ Ce tous les temps a tous les Peoples, ” the base
marked and graduated u Cinq Centimetre ” (to com-
memorate the National Convention, etc.); bronze,
proof. Size 44
1521 Charles X., King of France ; fine medal by Logat,
bust ; rev. SACRE A REIMS, (in case) ; proof,
bronze. Size 25
1522 Napoleon III., on his election, 1852 ; splendid proof by
Dantzell , copper. Size 18
1523 with Eugenie ; marriage medal, their heads ; brass,
gilt, proof. Size 22
1524 Monneron's Cinq Sols (uncirculated), “ 10-cent” colo-
nial of L. Philippe, Napoleon III. 10-centimes; bright,
and others of equally good quality ; a fine lot of French
coins and medalets. 10 pieces
1525 Medalets, Meraux, and Jetons of France ; fine.
10 pieces
1526 Money Weights; Italy, France, and Spain. 7 “
152T Kamehameiia of Hawaii, 10 Lepta of Greece, dos quar-
tos of Gibraltar, Wood’s halt-penny, Belgian, etc., etc. ;
selected coins, all fine. 15 pieces
1528 Base silver coins of the Porte; many varieties of larger
size, and fine ; one pierced. 8 pieces
1529 Fine do., half-dime size ; uncirculated. 8 a
1530 do., of the value of a rupee, together with a rupee
of India, struck by the English E. I. Co. 2 pieces
1531 Dollar of Peru, 1865 (very fine), and one of Ferd. YII.
of Spain, struck in Mexico. 2 pieces
1532 Pius IX. and Napoleon III. ; 20 baiocchis of the for-
mer and 1 franc of the latter ; brilliant. 2 pieces
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1533 Victor Emanuel, William II. of the Netherlands,
Francis Joseph of Austria, etc., etc.; average \ franc.
10 pieces
1534 Florin of Victoria (wanting D. G. to title, and rare),
with U. S. quarter-doll ar, English shilling, etc.
4 pieces
1535 Gold dollar (TV doubloon), Charles TIL, Spain.
MISCELLANEOUS COINS, MEDALS, & TOKENS.
1536 Colonial and State cents : Nova Caesarea, Auctori
Connec, Massachusetts, Franklin cent, and Washington
cent (Unity States) ; poor. 20 pieces
1537 Cents (U. S.), early dates, and poor, but with fair 1794,
’95, and ’97 (Feuclitwanger in the lot). 22 pieces
1538 Half-Cents and Shinplasters ; ordinary. 20 pieces
1539 Political Medalets, Store Cards, 5 cent postage stamp
mounted, etc., etc. ; all line. 20 pieces
1540 Copperheads ; bright and uncirculated. 100 pieces
1541 Tin Medals, Great Eastern, French Pev. ’48, visit of
Victoria to France, Empress Eugenie and McClellan ;
from size 18 to 26, tine. 5 pieces
1542 Fort Sumter Medal. Size 42
1543 Base silver and counterfeit coins. 34 pieces
1544 Fine do small coins, average value, 5 cents. 6 pieces
1545 Antique, large and small brass. 8 pieces
1546 Japanned tin cash-box with tray and till, and within
300 coins and medals, sold together.
1547 Political Medals, Grant and Sherman, tin and copper ;
size 20. 2 pieces
1547* Winfield Scott; rev. wreath; copper, proof.
Size 28
1548 Quarter Dollars; gold, California. 2 pieces
1549 Silver Ducat, dime size ; rare.
1550 Silver coins from penny to franc size. 9 pieces
1551 George III. and Charlotte inedalet, with their busts,
together with old Crusader’s coin and bracteate ; sil-
ver. 3 pieces
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United States Cents ; old dates, none tine, but all too
good to throw away. 25 pieces
Prussian War Medal; 1866; the device within cross
and crown, Monneron’s Cinq Sols. Temperance Medal,
etc. ; copper and tin. 5 pieces
Silver of Pius IX., 20 Baiocchi and Turkish Quarter
Dollar ; fine silver, very fine. 2 pieces
Antique of Augustus, Agrippa, Antonia, etc. 6 pieces
Constantine and his Sons. 15 pieces
Old Colonial and other American coppers, etc., all
very poor. 27 pieces
Fine Silver Coins and Medals.
John Huss, Memorial Dollar ; obv. bust ; rev. his mar-
tyrdom ; to commemorate his being burnt as a Re-
former in 1415 ; of the few sold, one of the best, very
rare.
Rix Dollar, 1618; Denmark the first of the 30 years’
war ; the King crowned ; rev. a large crown ; extra
fine and rare.
Crown ; Denmark during the 30 years’ war ; thick, size
14, a great rarity, in good preservation.
1649 ; Brunswick at the close of the 30 years’ war ;
Army of Brunswick and Luneburg; rev. wild man
standing ; rare.
Mansfield ; Third Crown of John George, Count, 1671 ;
coat-of-arms ; rev. knight transfixing a monster ; fine
and rare.
Brunswick; Guilder of the IJartz, 1701; wild man
standing (XXIIII Marien Groseh) ; very fine, scarce.
Sholberg; Guilder of 1704 ; rev. stag.
Brunswick; Guilder of 1711, except date, same as
1563 ; equally fine.
Medal to Commemorate a Confederation in 1791 ; bust
of Leopold II. ; rev. SIC FOEDERA JYXGYXT ;
extra fine, dollar size, rare.
Religious Medal (Communion) ; bust of the Saviour ;
rev. interior of a church ; extra fine, dollar size.
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1568 Dr. Martin Luther, Reformation Medal to commem-
orate the third, centenary festival, Oct., 1817 ; ex-
tremely tine, rare. Size 20
1569 New York State Mexican War Medal given to the
Volunteers ; fine (over three dollars value in silver).
Antique Coins.
1570 Ptolemy Soter ; diademed head ; rev. eagle on a thun-
derbolt ; extremely fine tetradrachm ; rare.
1571 Athens; head of M nerva; rev. owl ; early form of the
tetradrachm ; good example.
1572 Greek Imperial ; obv. head of Nero ; rev. head of
Jupiter Serapis ; base silver tetradrachm.
1573 Hadrian ; denarius, head; rev. heap of arms ; good.
1574 Severus, Gordian III., etc., denarii. 4 pieces
1575 Greek Copper of the 3d size; Locris, Macedon, and
Sicyon. 3 pieces
1576 First brass of Philip (Roman Emperor) ; patinated and
fine.
PART III.
ANTIQUITIES.
Egyptian Bronzes ( from Thebes.)
1577 Eye from a mummy case, the natural size ; the socket
bronze, with opaque glass ball ; imperfect, yet striking
example of Outa ( the mystic eye).
1578 Tweezers, simple ornamentation ; very fine and en-
tirely perfect, length 3 inches.
1579 Lachrymatory, with two little rings to admit a string
or bail, length about 3 inches.
(Very rare in bronze ; perhaps, as Sliaw suspects, used for somo
other purpose.)
1580 Vase, solid . anciently used as a symbol or ornament,
diota pattern (two ears) ; extremely interesting and
fine, length 3 inches.
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1581 Osiris with tululua, flagellum and hook in complete pre-
servation ; length, 3 inches.
A careful examination of this fine little antique will reveal the
mask iu front of the tutulus — high winged cap.
1582 Osiris, represented as before; on this, however, the
ornament on the tutulus is a hawk’s beak and the leaf
of some sacred plant (lotus ?), a more elaborate and im-
portant image ; every part perfect, height 9 inches.
1583 The same deity with the hawk’s head surmounted
by a modius and bottle ; the hands which are raised
have held something now lost ; it is suggested a branch
of palm, feather, or some other symbolic object com-
mon to this representative of the great god of the
world — the sun ; the figure and all its parts with the
exception noticed absolutely perfect; very rare and
valuable, height 6 inches.
1584 Anuris, dog-headed god, on pedestal, broken ; height
4 inches.
1585 Isis, Consort of Osiris; a most beautiful and remarkable
image of the horned Isis, or moon, in a sitting posture,
the figure about 9 inches in height, on a pedestal re-
taining its peg and covered with hieroglyphics on four
sides — not to be surpassed.
OBJECTS IN BAKED EARTH, GLASS, LEATHER,
ETC.
{All obtained in Egypt in 1858.)
15S6 Isis (averrunca); green earthen covered with hieroglyph-
ics: the goddess holding the hieralpha (sacred A.),
net and hook, her head covered with the veil ; a beau-
tiful and perfect example, the characters not painted on
the surface, but stamped into the soft paste before bak-
ing ; height 10 inches.
1587 Isis (Mother of the World) seated with Horns in her lap,
on her head a throne, same material as last ; a miniature
figure about 2 inches high ; perfect and beautiful, very
rare.
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15S8 Anubis, walking ; a similar miniature figure, broken and
mended ; very fine.
1589 Flat figures sewn into the wrappings of mummies, a
group as originally (and frequently) found, supposed to
represent the four seasons of the year ; head of an
eagle, jackal, lion, and old man — two blue and two
drab color ; 4 pieces.
(Same material and size.)
1590 Necklace made of hundreds of ivory rings graduated in
size, so that the string looks like the asp, in the centre
of the necklace two real jasper beads ; length 22 inches :
1591 Made of glass and baked earth, beads, bugles, and
^ charms ; 35 pieces, some gilt, characteristic and valu-
able, sold as one lot.
1592 Made of colored bugles and beads, four strings and
tassel ; very fine.
1593 Similar to last, with a scarab hung as a pendant,
the scarab representing a real mummied beetle , the
swathings still remaining ; extremely rare and valuable.
1594 Mosaics and Charm from an old temple in Upper Egypt,
extra fine. 3 pieces
1595 Scarabceus, Baked Earth, half inch diameter.
1596 Charms ; one, a head carved in serpentine, apparently
not Egyptian work, but antique ; fine lot. 6 pieces
b 1597 Similar lot, many pieces ; the Eye of Horus ;
pieces of ivory, etc., etc. ; as a lot.
1598 Lamp ; Terra-Cotta, with handsome ornaments, perfect
and very pretty.
1599 Vase ; same material, very small.
1600 Embossed Leather, fine specimens. 2 pieces
1601 Papyrus, characteristic and beautiful specimen, with
writing in the three forms, Hieratic, Enchorial and
Demotic. 15 pieces
1602 Same. 18 do.
1603 Same. 18 do.
1604 Bread Fruit (product of the palm-tree), found in a
mummy case.
1605 Petrified Wood, bitumen and terra cotta. 4 pieces
92 Engraved Gems .
1606 Jar for unguent, steatite, supposed to have contained
paint for the eye-brows.
1 Y 1607 Silver, copper, and ivory finger rings. 3 pieces
The first Arabic.
2-j i 1608 Alabasteon ; Vase for ointment or perfumes, fully de-
scribed by Visconti ; very rare ; height 4 inches.
I .o c 1609 Turquoise, a parcel from Egypt,
y U o o 1610 Robe of Justification, supposed to be worn in the trial
after death ; a fine example of the linen of Ancient
Egypt, in perfect preservation, about seventeen feet
long by six feet wide ; very rare and valuable.
ENGRAVED GEMS.
Antique lntagli.
X ? o 1611 Two laureated Heads, one on the other (accolated), dark
cornelian ; valuable ; f inch.
T wo 1612 Head of a Satyr, clove-brown, agate, with lower stratum
inclining to pink ; very fine, a real gem ; f inch.
b-wt) 1613 Head of Minerva, in helmet; fine work, on light sar-
donyx ; | inch.
3 1614 Head of Yesta, veiled ; white chalcedony ; very fine and
desirable ; 4 inch.
2- sm 1615 Satyr milking a goat (capri-mulgus), on honey yellow
sard, very fine and rare ; ^ inch.
U- 1 1 616 Head of Aurora, radiated ; on a translucent stone of three
colors, fine ; | inch.
1617 Bust in the Roman habit, a well-cut stone in fine pre-
servation ; cornelian ; 1 inch.
3 Co 1618 Female head, Roman ; very fine, nearly round; yellow
cornelian ; 4 inch.
lir 1619 Young male head, light agate, cinque cento ; l inch.
| oo 1620 Scorpion, on blood stone, antique octagon ; very fine;
-f inch.
I 1621 Roman Youth in the toga v iritis, on white chalcedony ;
rare ; \ inch.
(=A 1622 Bowl on dolphin’s tail, on the bowl two doves; red
jasper, \ inch.
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Modern Intagli.
1623 Young male bust, deep cut, and fine light red sard;
1^ inch.
1621 Head of Socrates, chalcedony ; ex. fine ; £ inch.
1625 Fine oval sard, with three laureated heads accolated ;
a stone of excellent quality ; 1 inch.
1626 Neptune, standing on a shell, around him waxes ; deep
red sard ; 1 inch.
1627 Bust of Shakespere, pale sard ; fine ; •§■ inch.
1628 Another red cornelian ; \ inch.
1629 Bust of Milton ; cornelian ; very fine ; § inch.
1630 Bust, on square chalcedony; -f inch.
1631 Young Hercules ; sard ; fine ; \ inch.
1 632 Hymen with torch ; white agate ; old polished intaglio ;
fine ; 1-J inch.
1633 Fame, full length figure, chalcedony, fine stone ; 1 inch.
1631 Laureated Head in the Roman style ; cornelian ; 1 inch.
1635 Cornelian seal stones ; fine heads, laureated and filleted ;
fine color and work. 2 pieces
1636 Cleopatra ; the asp on her breast, and two other little
gems ; sard and onyx. 3 pieces
1637 Old Roman head, clear colorless, chalcedony ; fine ; f in.
1638 Pair of red cornelians ; fine heads. 2 pieces
1639 Pair, Head of Shakespeare and Companion ; fine oval
sards ; \ inch. 2 pieces
1610 Cicero and Epicurus; two fine heads, old and excellent
work ; ^ inch. 2 pieces
1611 Full length figure of Hope, and Bust of William Shake-
speare, fine little stones. 2 pieces
1612 Shakespeare, small ring stone, extra fine.
1613 and other heads ; fine lot ; inch. 3 pieces
1611 Fine Seal Stones, suitable for mounting ; sard of differ-
ent shades ; large size. 2 pieces
1615 Heads of Socrates and Mars ; old and fine stones, match-
ed ; | inch. 2 pieces
1616 Another matched pair, Shakespeare and Companion ;
i inch. 2 pieces
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1647 Yaeiety of intagli, suitable for a collection ; a fine lot.
7 pieces
1618 Coen elian s with busts ; the same with burning heart,
and one with crescent and seven stars; a fine lot of
small stones. • 5 pieces
Miscellaneous.
1619 Antique intagli ; Jupiter seated, in one hand a head with
rays, and mate, an eagle standing on a cornucopia ;
dark red cornelian, f inch. 2 pieces
1650 Small thick stones of various kinds, all antique ;
the subjects as varied as the stones, Eq., Lion, vase,
head in a mask, etc., from 1 to 4 inch. 5 pieces
1651 Thinner stones, all Cornelians, a very pretty lot,
same size. 5 pieces
1652 Modeen Crystal intagli for buttons ; horseman leaping
a bar, and dog’s head, round, f inch. 2 pieces
1653 Seal ; Head of Sir Walter Raleigh, three-quarter face; in
paste ; gold or gilt mounting.
1651 Ring, antique jasper ; gold or gilt mounting.
1655 — Tortoise Shell ; coral cameo ; subject laughing
mask ; work very old.
1656 Pin, Onyx Cameo, heavy 18k. gold mounting ; done
in Rome ; very fine and valuable.
1657 Enamel’ d gold and pearls ; fine antique agate
cameo stone ; ex. fine.
1658 Matched pair Cornelians, pure color, suitable for sleeve
buttons ; modern ; \ inch. 2 pieces
1659 Onyx cameo heads. 2 pieces
1660 Onyx and Sadonyx stones. 2 pieces
1661 Topaz, brown and yellow, with letters and crest. 2 pcs
1662 Camei ; Head of Diana (Sardonyx), and raven (pale
onyx) ; ij inch. 2 pieces
1663 Agate, yellow and red cornelian, and sardonyx seal
stones. 1 pieces
Bric-a-Brac.
1664 Sardonyx Camei ; female heads. 2 pieces
1665 Lava
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Diana.
1666
do.
Madonna.
1667
do.
Van Dyck.
1668 do. (a set) Cupid and Eagle ; alio relievo.
iLpieces
1669 Antique Ring, mounting (modern), 14k. gold; subject
Cupid, fine.
1670 Crystal ball, diameter 2 inches; very fine and valuable,
raie.
BRIC-A-BRAC.
1671 Saucer for jewels ; porphyry.
1672 Silver telescopic drinking cup, coin standard, inside
gilt ; in case ; fine and valuable.
1673 Tobacco box, bivalve, and genuine repousse; fine.
1674 Nautical Instrument ; antique, in case ; very curious
and rare.
1675 Camp Clock, runs 24 hours, strikes the hours and indi-
cates the time by touching a spring ; has also an alarm
attachment ; was used by a British officer in the Pe-
ninsular war, and purchased of him by present owner ;
in handsome leather case ; valuable.
1676 Wine Coolers, once the property of Sir John Harvey,
who was the General opposed to Gen. Scott in the war
of 1812-1815. They bear the crest of Sir John, from
whom they were purchased direct in 1837; heavy silver-
plated copper. 2 pieces
1677 Medieval Plaque; religious subject, figures in relief;
copper gilt ; 4 inch.
1678 Plaque; head in alto-relievo ; bronze.
1679 Head of Bacchus ; fine.
1680 Laureated head and trophy ; bronze. 2 pieces
1681 Head of a Turk, a handle ; fine.
1682 Chinese Vases, old porcelain, the form cylindrical, with
ornaments in relief, the colors green and red ; height
15 inches. 2 pieces
1683 Group carved in steatite ; grotesque.
Bric-a-Brac.
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Snail in its sliell; serpentine.
Bisque group, exquisitely decorated, “leapfrog broken
and mended.
Terra Cotta Bacchic group, antique, from Pompeii.
Antique Knife, called Cecespeta, from Pompeii.
Bronze Figures ; artistic. 2 pieces
Ormulu Clock.
Clock, bronze.
Plate, (Holland).
Plaque, rennaissance.
Card Receiver, silver stand.
Chinese Figure.
Candlestick, marble.
Bronze Waiter.
Electrotypes. 2 pieces
Assorted. 8 do.
Bacchanals. 4 do.
Ash Tray.
Medal.
Dog’s Head, painted in oil on a smooth pebble ; diameter
21 inches.
Enamel Paintings, Swiss scenery ; small ovals. 5 pieces
A Series do. 3 do.
Painting on Ivory, Madonna, dolorosa; 2^x3 inches.
Same ; Vestal Virgin ; very fine ; square 4ix6 in.
— - — on kid, exquisitely done ; Pompeian designs in Me-
dallion.
Embroidery on Silk, fifteenth century ; Christ on the
Cross with angels ministering to him.
Stereoscopic Views in Egypt. 12 pieces
Miscellaneous. 22 do.
Case of Medals, by Andrieu ; electrotype copies of the
series, viz.: Napoleon I.; the same, with Josephine;
Napoleon as first Consul ; siege of the Bastile, etc., etc.
imperial fob, morocco, gilt.
Minerals.
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INDIAN IMPLEMENTS, Etc.
Ipp 1712 Flint Arrow Heads ploughed up on the farm of Gen.
James Wadsworth, the battle-ground where Sullivan
fought the Indians in 1789. 6 pieces
i-c 1713 Others, larger size. 6 do.
sl 1714 Flint Knife, used as a skinner.
U> 1715 Arrow Heads in case. 3 do.
1716 Modoc War Club, large and fine, rare.
1717 Fluted Bow, length 4 feet, very fine.
1718 Bow, covered with raw hide, broken ; rare.
1719 Arrows with obsidian and iron points and feathers.
6 pieces
C 1720 Some with iron and feathers. 10 do.
*-S~ 1721 Snow Shoes, large pair.
1722 Box of Beads from an Indian grave,
to 1723 Pottery from an Indian mound. 4 pieces
1ST 1724 Stone Axe, remarkable form, (made to receive a wedge
to tighten the handle).
The following, from the collection of F. S. Perkins, Esq., of Burling-
ton, Wis., are excessively rare, as are all implements in copper,
dating from the era of the “ Mound Builders.” They are hand-
somely forged from virgin (unsmelted) copper, measuring from
three to four inches in length. The name of the finder is at-
tached to each, and Mr. Perkins has kindly offered to furnish the
purchaser, on application to him at his address, with ail desired
information on the subject.
1725 Spear-head, with voided shank to receive the handle ;
Owen IJearne ; 3J inches.
ic> 1726 Nearly a duplicate.
;-*> 1727 Same, F. B. Dreyer ; 4 inches.
MINERALS.
S“ 1728 Acadiolite, Partridge Island, N. S. ; ex. fine specimen.
0 1729 Stilbite, Cape Split, N. S. ; large and fine. 2 pieces
3 1730 from Partridge Island, do. do. 2 do.
1731 Natrolite, N. S. ; large and ex. fine.
1732 Kyanite, Windham, Me.
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Acadiolite, Partridge Island ; large and fine.
St aurodide, Windham, Me. ; very fine. 2 pieces
Epidote, Steuben, Me. ; ex. fine.
Amethyst, Blomidon, N. S.
Agate, Cape Split.
Lepidolite and Green Tourmaline from Paris, Me. ;
very fine and rare.
Analcite, Cape Split, N. S. 2 pieces
Serpentine, Newbury, Mass.
Galenite and Zinc Blende, Shelburne, N\ H.
Stilbite, Cape Split, IN . S. ; fine. 2 pieces
Albite, Paris, Me.
Acadiolite, Two Islands, N\ S. ; large and fine.
Box of Minerals from the foregoing localities ; same and
other varieties.
Ceystalized Quartz, Mount Holy Cross.
Gold Quartz and Pyrites, Gilpin Co., Colorado.
Breccia Marble, Boulder Co., do.
Smoky Quartz and Felaspar, Pikes Peak.
Actinolite, Bergen, Colorado.
Moss Agate, Montana.
Ore from Bourrough’s Mine, Nevada.
Carbonate of Iron, gold quartz and pyrites from Cal-
ifornia Lode, Gilpin Co., Cal.
Quartz Crystal, Bear Creek, Cal.
Specimen from Forrest Rock, Georgetown, Col.
Petrified Moss Rock, South Park, Col.
Wood Jasper, Denver, Col.
Beryl.
Sulphate of Copper, Col.
Foliated Gypsum, Bear Creek, Col.
Quartz Crystal ; very large specimen.
Chalcedony and Petrified Wood, Green Mountain, Cal.
Galena in Crystals, Galena, 111.
Pipe-stone Pyrites.
Spheriolite Iron, El Paso Co., Col.
Gibraltar Stone, Idaho.
Nail Head Spar, Cal.
Wood, Sardonyx, do.
M inerals.
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Al769 Peacock Gold, Gregory Mine, Cal.
1770 Calc Spar, Beaver Co., Col.
1771 Crystalized Palm-wood, South Park, Col.
1772 Gypsum, Bear Creek, Col.
1773 Petrified Cedar, South Park, Col.
1774 Sulphate of Iron and Zinc, do.
1775 Slikinside, Seaton lode, Idaho.
1776 Petrified Magnolia Wood.
1777 Pose Quartz, Bergen, Col.
1778 Lignite, Cal.
1779 Silver Ore; Spanish bar lode, Col.
1780 Gold bearing Quartz and Pyrites, 11
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Asphaltum ; Turkey Creek,
Gold Ore ; Central City,
Native Alum; Turkey Creek,
Smoky Quartz and Feld-Spar,
Pudding Stone ; El Paso Co.,
Gold Quartz Crystalized ;
Chalcedony ; South Park,
Specimen from Wood lode, Gilpin, Cal.
Foliated Gypsum; Bear Creek.
Wood Agate; Denver Plain, Col.
Drusy Quartz ; Mount of Floly Cross, Col.
Baryta ; Rollin Co. u
Cone Rock; Pike’s Peak, a
Nail Head Spar, u
Gold Ore ; Leavitt Lode, Central City,
Arrogonite ; Park Co.
Cloudy Alabaster ; Boar Creek, a
Baryta,
Cube Calc. Spar,
Cube Pyrites and Gold Quartz ; Wyoming lode, Col.
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1802 “ New York Water Works;” bill for eight shillings,
August, 1775.
Same for four shillings.
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\o 1804 Ulster Co. Gazette, Jany. 4, 1800.
tv-,* 1805 A Collection of Foreign Coins, silver and copper, many
hundreds; some in wrappers with description ; sold
as one lot.
Vcso 1806 Postage Stamps ; a book nearly full, containing many
of great rarity ; a valuable collection as will be
seen upon examination ; offered here without any
attempt at description ; cost the owner $400.
Xoo 1807 Wampum; a string of mixed white and black beads,
made from the Ronoake shells ; tine and valuable ;
length about 18 inches.
1808 Badges, Old Newspapers, etc. ; sold as one lot.
\ U_oo 1809 Coin Cabinet; mahogany case, brass trimmings.
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Orders for this Sale will be Executed by
EDWARD COGAN, 408 State Street, Brooklyn, L. I.
JOHN W. HASELTINE, 1225 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
JOHN W. KLINE, 12 South Eighth Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
HENRY G. SAMPSON, Cor. Fulton Street and Broadway, N. Y.
CHARLES De F. BURNS, 127 Mercer Street, New York.
GEORGE B. MASON, 113 Pearl Street. New York.
HENRY AHLBORN, Old Toll House, Cambridge Street, Boston.
HENRY COOK, 191 Washington Street, Boston.
G. M. PAYFER, Troy, N. Y.
And by the Auctioneers.
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W. H. STROBRIDGE, Antiquary,
No. 1 Gates Avenue, Brooklyn.
C07171EST0.Y1DEJVCE SOLICITED.
LETTERS MAY BE DIRECTED TO THE CARE OF •
The Messrs. LEAVITT, CLINTON HALL.
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